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@Saikedo Hi. Why are you getting the `currentMonth` from the component's state and not using the `onMonthChange` callback?

@KrisLau Hi. Why are you invoking `chooseDay` and not resetting `selected` prop?

Guys, using component methods and state through ref is risky, and not a good practice. You should only do it if there is no other alternative and inform us to...

> > Guys, using component methods and state through ref is risky, and not a good practice. You should only do it if there is no other alternative and inform...

@KrisLau Yes, you can't scroll to an item that was not rendered, but the AgendaList's scroll is handled by the ExpandableCalendar (that's the whole point), you should not manage it...

@violabg You can check out our new docs site: https://wix.github.io/react-native-calendars/docs/Calendar#initialdate

> Modifying initialDate rather than onMonthChange results is some lag before the calendar is updated. I believe this is because it’s a useEffect call that we are triggering. Is there...

> Perhaps we use forward refs and useImperativeHandler to expose methods of the calendar component? I'm familiar with the `forwardRef` and `useImperativeHandler` solution, but I wish to avoid it (and...

See my video below where I use, for example purpuses only, the `onDayLongPress` to switch months. I don't see leggines there, can you add a video to show me the...

@Saikedo Hi. From what I understand you need to know the current month when the ExpandableCalendar mounts, right? What do you pass to the CalendarProvider `date` prop (a required prop)?...