Kyle Tsang

For React Router v5, it's better to use the `component` prop: https://v5.reactrouter.com/web/api/Link/component-reactcomponent For v6 I believe they now provide hooks for you to build your own `Link` component. We had...

See following for examples using React Router v5 and v6: https://codesandbox.io/s/github/react-bootstrap/code-sandbox-examples/tree/master/ts-react-router-v5 https://codesandbox.io/s/github/react-bootstrap/code-sandbox-examples/tree/master/ts-react-router-v6

This is worth posting in bootstrap's repo. We don't control any styling here.

All the components exported by react-bootstrap have prefix overrides. Unfortunately there's no official list.

This isn't really a supported use case here since the carousel handles all the rendering for the indicators. Since it sounds like you're aiming for something pretty custom, you can...

> > > Okay, thanks for your answer. I just want to mention one more thing! Hierarchically "carousel-indicators" appear before "carousel-inner". I think it should be opposite. Because people can...

Having `href="#"` was actually the 1.x behavior and had inadvertently broke in the beta during the migration to `@restart/ui`. It's now been reverted to match that in 1.x

Not sure what the history is on this behavior. Maybe @jquense can fill this in. For now could you pass the `active` or `disabled` prop to the `Pagination.Ellipsis` component? This...

So to clarify, this issue is appearing for `DropdownItem` and not `Dropdown`? Could someone try this? Change `declare const DropdownItem: BsPrefixRefForwardingComponent;` to `declare const DropdownItem: BsPrefixRefForwardingComponent;` in the DropdownItem.d.ts file

Unfortunately, I'm not sure how to fix this issue, but the suggested workaround above works. ``` Test Test ```