Honoring className prop#3300
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Does the test need a screencapture? other than that, LGTM
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Oh right, missed that. Will add soon. |
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Fixed
classNameprop is not honored in<ReactWebChat>, by @compulim in PR #3300Description
After the recent enable composition mode PR, the
classNameprop was not honored.Specific Changes
<ReactWebChat>to passclassNameprop to<BasicWebChat>