ClassName attribute does not replace destructured one if defined after

[ivanblinov2k17]

Observed Behaviour
Unlike React, if we pass the className attribute after destructured className, destructured will be applied

class App extends Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <div className="App">
        <div {...this.someAttrs} className="divClass">asd</div>
      </div>
    );
  }
  get someAttrs(){
    return {className: "getterClass"}
  }
}

We will get in DOM
<div class="getterClass">asd</div>
I guess this behaviour can be related with work of normalizeProps function.
There is a functional call
(0, _inferno.normalizeProps)((0, _inferno.createVNode)(1, "div", "divClass", "asd", 16, _extends({}, model.someAttrs)));
And the position of the className attribute does not matter
Expected Current Behaviour

Inferno should apply the last className value ('divClass')

[Sampo Kivistö]

HI,

Thanks for reporting this issue. It indeed looks like a bug. I will investigate this

[Sampo Kivistö]

Yep, it was indeed a bug. Its now fixed in the master branch and will be available in the next release

[MikeVitik]

Do you have any info about the date of the next release?

[Sampo Kivistö]

Oh heck. I had forgotten this was never released. I will make hotfix for it

[Sampo Kivistö]

Sorry for the delay, this fix is now available in inferno v7.4.9