Pass in an explicit id in UiBuilder, to avoid wrapping passed in ids with Id::new() - #7925
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Glad to see this. Went through a long head scratcher today. Then wrote this assertion and started doubting my own sanity: let ui = ui.new_child(UiBuilder::new().id(id));
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…s with Id::new() (emilk#7925) I was really confused why I couldn't find the response for my ui with explicit id. Turns out the id I passed in was wrapped by `Id::new`
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I was really confused why I couldn't find the response for my ui with explicit id. Turns out the id I passed in was wrapped by
Id::new