Wayne Van Son
Wayne Van Son
Thank you for the example! I can clearly see this is because props cannot currently change at runtime. Basically a duplicate of #118
@MeXaaR its on the list. Feel free to provide a PR!
Check out what each `on[Xxxx]` event reacts to. Sounds like you're looking for `onUpdated` https://github.com/SortableJS/Sortable. `onUpdate` on fires when the the list changes after a drop.
@PinelliaTime Thank you for your kindness! There are live examples a http://sortablejs.github.io/react-sortablejs/. I'll be adding the code for each one at the start of year 2020. If you want something...
@masbaehr Typescript is compiled to Javascript, so it's all just javascript. Typescript just gives us that beautiful intellisense. It's obviously my preference and I encourage all to use Typescript. A...
> Can you provide more comprehensive 2.0 documentation. @PinelliaTime What do you feel is missing? @masbaehr Thank you for the feedback. I'll definitely take all this into consideration. > such...
@dboydgit Thank you for this! I will have to investigate this further. Apoloigies for the delay.
Does setting `skipLibCheck: false` or other `skip*` settings fix this?
After some digging, this comment describes the issue well: https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/18178#issuecomment-602323184 > This happens because the setList method is passed to the child component which results now in a warning. @digilist...
I'm not quire understanding how to replicate the issue. Would someone be able to put this into a codesandbox? I want to make sure I'm not just changing code for...