fix: a hydration error in SSR apps #76
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This didn't fix the issue, so I'll investigate it again. |
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Currently, SWRDevTools causes a hydration error with SSR apps because it inserts a script element in the application.
This PR has changed the way to inspect SWRDevTools middleware in to the application. I've used
scripting.executeScriptinstead of adding a script element.In order to use the API, I've added some permissions.
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