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preventGrowOverflow prop controls Group children behavior

The preventGrowOverflow prop controls how Group children behave when there is not enough space to fit them on one line. By default, preventGrowOverflow is set to true, which limits children to take no more than (1 / children.length) * 100% of parent width. Set preventGrowOverflow to false to allow children to grow and take as much space as they need.

Group grow prop requires React element children

When using the grow prop on Group, all children must be React elements. Do not pass strings, numbers, or fragments as direct children when grow is enabled, as they will not receive correct styles.

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