[nextjs][sitecore-jss-react][BYOC] always pass fetched props #1667
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kareemsabri
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Nov 17, 2023
| // we render fallback on client to avoid problems with client-only components | ||
| return ( | ||
| <FEAAS.ExternalComponent | ||
| componentName={componentName} | ||
| clientFallback={fallbackComponent} | ||
| datasources={props.fetchedData} | ||
| {...componentProps} |
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might want to omit datasources from here since i imagine that shouldn't be overridden
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I think that datasources makes sense here, as componentProps is not the props, it's props.params.ComponentProps
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Pass fetchedData over to BYOC at all times without overriding the ComponentProps
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