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Support Trusted Types #1575
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@wuweiweiwu, could you take a look at #1614 or #1608 to fix this issue? We are having deployment issue due to this bug. Thanks! |
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…ElementResize.js (#1614) * Create Trusted Type policy for assigning an HTML Co-authored-by: Jun Kokatsu <Jun.Kokatsu@microsoft.com>
@wuweiweiwu could you create a new v9.22.3 release with dfc1190? |
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Bug Report
When Trusted Types is enabled on a website, following lines causes Trusted Types violation due to string assignment to a dangerous sink (i.e. innerHTML).
react-virtualized/source/vendor/detectElementResize.js
Lines 185 to 187 in aef3918
This can be prevented by changing those lines to something like:
OR
Note that React already supports Trusted Types.
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