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We're currently using React 17 with material-table. However, security requirements dictate that we immediately upgrade to React 19.
We were looking at just switch over to material-react-table, but that's a huge lift for us (we have 88 instances of MaterialTable in our app, and the differences between MaterialTable and MaterialReactTable are - well - extensive), and we'd like to avoid it if possible.
Given that there have been no changes to this project since Nov 2024 (before React 19's release), is there any reason we can't/shouldn't use material-table-core in a React 19 app?
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We're currently using React 17 with material-table. However, security requirements dictate that we immediately upgrade to React 19.
We were looking at just switch over to material-react-table, but that's a huge lift for us (we have 88 instances of MaterialTable in our app, and the differences between MaterialTable and MaterialReactTable are - well - extensive), and we'd like to avoid it if possible.
Given that there have been no changes to this project since Nov 2024 (before React 19's release), is there any reason we can't/shouldn't use material-table-core in a React 19 app?
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