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Starting in Summer ‘24, iteration keys in Lightning Web Components must be a string or a number. Components that use iteration keys of any other type can trigger runtime exceptions. For example, if you set a list iteration key to an object, the list won’t render in certain edge cases.
To ensure that your components render correctly, only set iteration keys to either a string or a number.
If a component throws one of these exception messages, make sure that its iteration key is set to a valid value.
You can also validate your components’ iteration keys by running your application in debug mode. If a component that uses an iteration key throws any of these error messages in the DevTools console, verify that the key is a string or a number.Error: [LWC error]: Invalid key value "[object Object]" in [object:vm LightningElement (1)]. Key must be a string or number.
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