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chore: bumping components CSS foundations one at a time #5067
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@caseyisonit Do you plan to bump only accordion and action-bar here? Can i update the title to also make sure we are surfacing up the correct expectation? |
@caseyisonit Is this required to go in for the fast follows? If not can you make it draft so that we dont merge it now! Thanks for doing this |
@Rajdeepc this was more of a POC for path forward if these arent needed for fast follows or s2 foundations we can close this or if these are good and no one else has done these we can merge. let me know what you would like to do |
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Stepping through bumping components to their latest foundations 2 branch and resolve issues before the major version bump
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