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Fixed correct original props callback on cloneElement #15990
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Fixed correct original props callback on cloneElement
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Fixed cloneElement bug on Form.js
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Update src/components/Form.js
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Merge branch 'main' into cloneElement-call-original-props
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Merge branch 'main' into cloneElement-call-original-props
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We do this check in many places, where we check if something is a function and if it is we invoke it. Should we replace these instances with
Func.invoke
likeFunc.invoke(ref)
?https://github.com/Expensify/expensify-common/blob/36d6f23/lib/Func.jsx#L13
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This is not necessary a repeated logic. Although
Func.invoke
makes the block of code in one line, it may be confusing; We will have to callFunc.invoke(undefined, [ref])
. Notice that the arguments must be in an array which is an easy thing to miss.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I won't block on this, since this duplication is already here, but here's why I don't think I agree, just for context
Func.invoke(red, [node])
in this case, the params being in an array is as easy to miss as any other piece of code, like passingnode
toref(node)
. Passing arguments to a function in an array is pretty standard in JS when usingFunction.prototype.apply