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I left a couple of nits for readability and better layout
Co-authored-by: Riccardo Cipolleschi <[email protected]>
@rickhanlonii I see what you did there. The thing is that we can't have the section before I applied your suggestions without splitting the highlighted section, since this has been how we released all the last blog posts, and it seems to be how it works best with truncating. Please review. |
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They allow tracking different aspects of performance in your app at runtime (for telemetry) and they will be visible in the performance panel in React Native DevTools (available in a future version of React Native). | ||
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They are currently **available only in the [canary release level](https://reactnative.dev/docs/releases/release-levels)**, and will be released as stable in a future version of React Native. |
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I've never heard of this "release level" concept before and it seems new (#4829). Maybe it's worth highlighting that in the blog post too?
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We created a dedicated page about it. https://reactnative.dev/docs/releases/release-levels
We don't want to advertise it too much for the time being, but we might do a blogpost at a later time
Adds a blog post for the 0.82 release scheduled for next week.