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feat(components-native): add InlineLabel #2216

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@chris-at-jobber chris-at-jobber commented Dec 5, 2024

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We have an InlineLabel in the RN codebase that is functionally and visually identical to our web version, so it should be promoted and they can live together in parity

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  • InlineLabel component to components-native

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To be truly rigorous, you could import this into the mobile repo and replace the "local" version. Otherwise, this is functionally net-new so testing the component's props behave as expected should suffice.

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@chris-at-jobber chris-at-jobber changed the title feat(components): add InlineLabel to components-native feat(components-native): add InlineLabel Dec 5, 2024
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The true dog food test would be can you merge the latest into your branch and get this up and running in the new docs site at the same time?!

Looks good to start with though!

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