Fix: Error Handling in HitComponent when Hit is an Object #29
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This fix addresses the unhandled runtime error that occurs when objects are used as a child in React within the HitComponent. The error is specifically triggered when an object with specific keys is detected, which is not valid in React. The solution has been implemented to ensure a collection of children is rendered using an array instead of an object. This resolves the 'Objects are not valid as a React child' error and ensures the HitComponent operates correctly when an object is hit.
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This fix addresses the unhandled runtime error that occurs when objects are used as a child in React within the HitComponent. The error is specifically triggered when an object with specific keys is detected, which is not valid in React.
The solution has been implemented to ensure a collection of children is rendered using an array instead of an object. This resolves the 'Objects are not valid as a React child' error and ensures the HitComponent operates correctly when an object is hit.