I’m still on v3 for that reason. On the surface, the immediate value proposition of v4 makes sense: use actual React Components instead of things that look like

I’m still on v3 for that reason. On the surface, the immediate value proposition of v4 makes sense: use actual React Components instead of things that look like components but are not. In practice, it introduced so many breaking changes that, to me, it’s always felt like a solution to a problem that didn’t really exist.