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Issue: Invalid <Link> Usage with <a> Child #176
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can i attempt |
@isid555 |
@isid555 Great, I think it's unsolved. |
Hey @Vegadjay, Summary of Changes
Please review, and let me know if further adjustments are needed. |
Hey @Vegadjay , I’m currently working on additional fixes that depend on this PR being merged. It would be great if you could review and merge it when you have a moment. I believe it will streamline the ongoing work. Thanks for your attention to this! |
@Tanushmaurya018 Is your pr merged ? |
@Vegadjay nope |
@Tanushmaurya018 Why this repo is not merge any one pr ??? |
Description
I encountered an error related to the usage of the component in my Next.js project. The error message is as follows:
Problem
The error occurs when using the component with an tag as a child. According to the latest Next.js documentation, the component now internally handles the tag, and using an tag inside is no longer supported.
Solution
To resolve this issue, the tag should be removed from inside the component. The component should directly handle the styling and attributes.
Impact
This change is necessary to adhere to the latest Next.js guidelines, which streamline the link handling process and prevent issues related to duplicate elements and styling conflicts.
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