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[terra-arrange] Use long-hand flex properties for IE compatibility #4086
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Summary
What was changed:
Expands the flex property to use the long-hand version. IE has supposedly has trouble parsing the short-hand method, so this will hopefully fix it.
Why it was changed:
flexgot split into 3 properties:flex-grow,flex-shrink, andflex-basis.Testing
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This PR resolves:
UXPLATFORM-10305
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