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Bruce Mitchener
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@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Yoga 3.0 is a new major (breaking) version of Yoga, used by React Native 0.74.
We added full support for the `static` position type which has existed in an incomplete state for some time now. With this release `static` is now web-compliant in the context of Flexbox. Some things that were added/changed:
* The default position type is now `relative` [again](https://github.com/facebook/yoga/commit/fc88b2f774f0ab9090d7ca15de6680f26d7285ad) and not `static`. This should not have any effect on layout as the previously introduced `YGPostitionTypeStatic` was not being used within Yoga, so it behaved just like `relative`.
* The default position type is now `relative` [again](https://github.com/facebook/yoga/commit/fc88b2f774f0ab9090d7ca15de6680f26d7285ad) and not `static`. This should not have any effect on layout as the previously introduced `YGPositionTypeStatic` was not being used within Yoga, so it behaved just like `relative`.
* `static` nodes ignore insets (`left`, `right`, `top`, `bottom`, etc.)
* The idea of a[ containing block](../../docs/advanced/containing-block) was introduced. For `absolute` nodes this is usually the nearest non-`static` ancestor. For every other position type this is just the parent since Yoga is a Flexbox implementation.
* A new public API `YGNodeSetAlwaysFormsContainingBlock` which takes a boolean indicating if the node should always form a containing block for any descendant. This is useful for properly supporting things like [transforms](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_transforms), which will force the node to form a containing block but is outside the scope of Yoga.