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Modern Front-End Development for Rails: B7 end ch9 seat.tsx doesn't use ticketData
I noticed that ticketData is being passed to seat.tsx as a prop buf AFAICT, it doesn’t end up doing anything. I’ve just finished chapter 9 and not yet finished the book yet, but when I grep the book source code, it doesn’t look like it gets used in the future either.
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noelrappin
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I’ll look at that, might be leftover from an earlier version.
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