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Incorporate getBlockLabel into useBlockDisplayInformation #29010
Incorporate getBlockLabel into useBlockDisplayInformation #29010
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The use of the
getBlockLabel
to generate a "dynamic" title makes sense to me, but, with that being said, I don't have a lot of historical context withuse-block-display-information
.Also, @david-szabo97, do you happen to know what the exact differences are between a block label and title? The label appears to be a canonical name, while the title is something customized by the user (definitely correct me if I'm wrong).
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Title is generally the hard-coded block name (e.g. 'Heading'), the label is the value returned by the
__experimentalLabel
property on a block's declaration. It's generally one of the attributes that represents what the user has 'labelled' a block, but it's not defined for every block.edit: sorry, revised this comment a few times as my first interpretation was wrong.
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Oh I see -- I had it reversed in my head. This makes sense. Thanks @talldan!