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…nt supports the bridge component. This prevents unintended backwards incompatibility side effects for older clients that don't yet support a given bridge component.
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BridgeComponent controllers if the Hotwire Native user agent supports the component
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Previously, a
BridgeComponentcontroller would always load for any Hotwire Native client app. This has backwards-compatibility concerns depending on how theBridgeComponentcode was written.BridgeComponentcontrollers should only load for an app that explicitly supports the component via itsUser-Agent.With this change,
BridgeComponentcontrollers will only load on a client app if the component is provided as a supportedbridge-componentin theUser-Agent.