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Handle an edge case where an at-rule was being supplied to the self-reference stylis plugin at an incorrect context setting, by @probablyup (see #2114)
Performance optimization for fully static (no function interpolation) styled-components by avoiding using ThemeConsumer since it isn't necessary, by @mxstbr (see #2166)
Allow disabling "speedy" mode via global SC_DISABLE_SPEEDY variable, by @devrelm (see #2185)
To make use of this, you can either set SC_DISABLE_SPEEDY in your app's entry file or use something like webpack.DefinePlugin to do it at build time:
Fix the warnTooManyClasses dev helper not being totally dead code eliminated in production (see #2200)
Deprecate functions as object keys for object-form attrs (see #2200)
e.g.:
styled.div.attrs({ 'aria-title':props=>props.title })``; // badstyled.div.attrs(props=> ({ 'aria-title':props.title }))``; // good
Support for this will be removed in styled-components v5. The primary impetus behind this change is to eliminate confusion around basic functions vs styled-components vs React components provided as values in the object-form attrs constructor, each of which has different handling behaviors. The single outer function to receive the props and then return a props object is conceptually simpler.
The standalone CDN build is now UMD-compliant and can be used with RequireJS, etc.
Add pixels to unitless numbers when object interpolation is used, by @Fer0x (see #2173)
Trying to interpolate a non-styled component into CSS is now a hard error, rather than a warning (see #2173)
Fix function-form attrs to receive the full execution context (including theme) (see #2210)
Adjust innerRef deprecation warning to not be fired if wrapping a custom component, since that underlying component may not be on forwardRef yet and actually using the prop (see #2211)
Expose the ThemeConsumer and ThemeContext exports for the native and primitives entries (see #2217)
Remove createGlobalStyle multimount warning; Concurrent and Strict modes intentionally render the same component multiple times, which causes this warning to be triggered always even when usage is correct in the application (see #2216)
Folded components are now targettable via component selector as in v3 if you used the old .extend API (see #2239)
Don't treat uppercased strings as tag-like components and don't filter out props from them (see #2225)
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