react-redux

9.3.1 · 27 Oct 2026MIT54.9M / weekRepository npm Atom feed

Upgrading react-redux From 0.7.0 to 0.9.0

Same major only

4 releases in betweenevery note read

Other targets from 0.7.0Latest9.3.1

Tick each one off as you go

While this is very unlikely to break your app, components wrapped with connect() now accept store as an optional prop. So you may avoid using <Provider> after all, as long as you pass store manually all the way down. (We don't suggest you to do this.) This is mostly useful for non-fully-React codebases and stubbing store for tests. If you use <Provider>, just keep using it and don't worry. (#33, #44)
breaking0.8.0

0.9.0
17 Aug 20151 new
- new
  Adds ownProps as an optional second parameter to mapStateToProps and mapDispatchToProps: #59, #55. Note that, in order to get it, your functions have to declare it. In other words, they have to have fn.length > 1.
0.8.2
11 Aug 20151 fix
- fixed
  Fixes another issue where deleted props wouldn't get updated
0.8.1
11 Aug 20151 fix
- fixed
  Fixed child props failing to update when a prop is deleted
0.8.0
Migration needed9 Aug 2015
- breaking
  While this is very unlikely to break your app, components wrapped with connect() now accept store as an optional prop. So you may avoid using <Provider> after all, as long as you pass store manually all the way down. (We don't suggest you to do this.) This is mostly useful for non-fully-React codebases and stubbing store for tests. If you use <Provider>, just keep using it and don't worry. (#33, #44)

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