fix(docs): fix SVG attribute casing to remove React warnings #10297
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Closed as a duplicate of #10294. |
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Thank you for the PR! Looks like we both noticed it. 😁 I'm happy to close mine and use yours, if you'd like! |
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@anthonyshew Hello! I’d really appreciate it if you could do that. |
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Certainly! Re-open when ready. |
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Description
This PR fixes React warnings caused by incorrectly cased SVG attribute names in
turborepo-wordmark.tsxandmagnifying-glass.tsx.The root cause is the use of non-camelCase attribute names in SVG elements, which is not compliant with React's expected syntax.
To resolve this, the affected SVG attributes have been updated to use camelCase, eliminating the warnings during
next dev.Testing Instructions
Clone the PR and run the project with
next dev, or review the updated code to verify that the SVG attribute casing issues have been resolved.