Hi everyone,
Is it safe to use the v3 branch before it has been merged into the master branch?
We would love to have complete control over the codebase that you guys have written (thank you! :)) in our project even if that means it will be hard to keep up with updates later on.
In order to do that seamlessly, we probably need to have a “hooks compatible” version of the UI library.
Thanks a lot!
Hi @Jacek
Yes, we’d suggest to use the master branch as it is the same as v3. Our codebase is a mix of functional and class based components. So, it is compatible with “hooks”.
We’d love to hear your feedback. 
Thanks, using the master branch worked for me!
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