fix: Move react-router-dom
as an explicit dependency
#204
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While
react-router-dom
is not always required at runtime (only really requested when using<SecureRoute />
), having it defined as a peer dependency raises issues for any user wanted to move to next majors ofreact-router-dom
and not relying on<SecureRoute />
.Indeed for such users of
okta-react
, WebPack and other bundlers will fail to build the project because of the import ofuseMatchRoute
not being part of the new major ofreact-router-dom
. While it probably makes a bit of sense when you use<SecureRoute />
, having your build broken because of it while you don't need it at all is strange. By moving the library as a clear dependency,okta-react
will always pull the right version and stop making user's builds fail.Suggestion for #178
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