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Only reason would be documentation which I don't see any of, so why would you need this if the React team has officially made context a first-class feature? Seems like it would only add confusion! (apparently I can't English today...)
I think it's worth it to state somewhere that people who are using 16.3 shouldn't have to rely on react-broadcast, and that it's just a polyfill. But people who can't upgrade to 16.3 yet will still find it useful, so "deprecated" is the wrong word.
Context API was finally stabilized in React 16.3 and is based on
react-broadcast
.Therefore, it's worth to mark this as deprecate or at least state clearly in docs that React Context API provide the same interface.
What do you think? Is there any reason not to deprecate 'react-broadcast'?
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