Add getDerivedStateFromProps documentation for createClass (#1214)#8237
Add getDerivedStateFromProps documentation for createClass (#1214)#8237kanikaa88 wants to merge 1 commit intoreactjs:mainfrom
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This PR adds documentation for using
getDerivedStateFromPropswith components created via thecreateClassAPI. This helps legacy codebases using thecreate-react-classpackage understand that they can adopt the newer lifecycle pattern.The note has been added to the
static getDerivedStateFromPropssection in Component.md, explaining that this method can also be used withcreateClasscomponents.Closes #1214