Brandon Mitchell

@marcantoinepelletier here's one way to do it: ```javascript public handleOnClick(event: React.SyntheticEvent) { // arg is available console.log(event.currentTarget.dataset.arg); // outputs value of someArg } return ( {children} ) ```

@janhesters Your example looks correct; if you're not passing any arguments, `onPress={() => navigation.toggleDrawer()}` can be simplified to `onPress={navigation.toggleDrawer}`. If you need to pass an argument, React supports data attributes...

Upgrading from 1.2.6 to 1.3 fixed this issue for me.

I was running into this exact same error. What fixed the issue for me was making sure that the MongoDB for VS Code extension was installed both locally and on...

I'm not sure I understand the use case, but that's on me. I am definitely open to more discussion or a PR.

> Might have installed previous MSIs for one user only, and the last one for all users, hence the two locations This happened to me (also Windows 11). I updated...

> @brammitch It looks like very valuable PR, any plans merging it? cc @rreusser @nicolaskruchten I hope so! If @alexcjohnson or any other maintainer wants to review this PR, I'd...

> @brammitch great PR 🎖️ It looks like node `v18` is required. Is that right? Also in respect to these changes and switching to use `plotly.js-dist-min` v2, I am wondering...

I'm looking at it now. RCE has a hard dependency on `react 16.14.0`. When setting the RCE `package.json` to use my local version of `react-plotly.js`, it's installing `react 18` to...

Made some progress, but still don't have RCE working. In local `react-plotly.js` directory, run `npm build` and then `npm pack`. This will create `react-plotly.js-3.0.0.tgz`. In local `react-chart-editor` directory, install the...