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Release Notes for v16.5.1

16.5.1 (September 13, 2018)

React

• Improve the warning when React.forwardRef receives an unexpected number of arguments. (@andresroberto in #13636)

React DOM

• Fix a regression in unstable exports used by React Native Web. (@aweary in #13598)
• Fix a crash when component defines a method called isReactComponent. (@gaearon in #13608)
• Fix a crash in development mode in IE9 when printing a warning. (@link-alex in #13620)
• Provide a better error message when running react-dom/profiling with schedule/tracking. (@bvaughn in #13605)
• If a ForwardRef component defines a displayName, use it in warnings. (@probablyup in #13615)

Schedule (Experimental)

• Add a separate profiling entry point at schedule/tracking-profiling. (@bvaughn in #13605)

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After pinning to 16.5.0 your tests are still failing. The reported issue might not affect your project. These imprecisions are caused by inconsistent test results.