• ## Description
    Right after upgrading to Gutenberg 10.2.0, some of my custom blocks (working with the API v2 and the useBlockProps() function) have now a double block container in the editor, like the following:

    html
    <div id="block-d0344daf-eb2e-467f-8905-5084c3783ff7" tabindex="0" role="group" aria-label="Block: Weather"
    	data-block="d0344daf-eb2e-467f-8905-5084c3783ff7" data-type="custom-blocks/weather" data-title="Weather"
    	class="wp-block block-editor-block-list__block">
    
    	<div class="wp-block custom-block-weather block-editor-block-list__block"
    		id="block-d0344daf-eb2e-467f-8905-5084c3783ff7" tabindex="0" role="group" aria-label="Block: Weather"
    		data-block="d0344daf-eb2e-467f-8905-5084c3783ff7" data-type="custom-blocks/weather" data-title="Weather">
    

    I’ve tested it on Gutenberg 10.2.0 RC1 and in WP 5.7.0 (Gutenberg deactivated), and this behaviour is also present there.

    This issue was not present on Gutenberg 10.1.0/10.1.1.

    The front-end side of the matter is working as expected, with only one container element and without any kind of issues.

    ## Expected behaviour
    Blocks being rendered within only one container element.

    ## Actual behaviour
    Blocks being rendered within two container elements.

    ## WordPress information
    – WordPress version: 5.7.0
    – Gutenberg version: 10.2.0
    – Are all plugins except Gutenberg deactivated? Yes
    – Are you using a default theme? Yes

    ## Device information
    – Device: Desktop
    – Operating system: Windows 10
    – Browser: Firefox Developer 87.0b9, Chrome 89.0.4389.82

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