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It's rather strange that it is necessary to use ref here, because reactive returns the same reactive object. Maybe this was done for definiteness, because the names are the same. But it seems to me that it is best to get refs from the setup arguments, as described in this RFC
Version
3.0.0-alpha.10
Reproduction link
https://jsfiddle.net/1oxdbr0u/1/
Steps to reproduce
reactive({ foo: null })
<div ref="foo"></div>
)onMounted
hookWhat is expected?
HTML element
What is actually happening?
null
If you use ref or convert a reactive object using toRefs, then everything works fine
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