Warn when value and defaultValue props are both specified on input or textarea. - #5823
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The first sentence in this error message makes it sound like neither of the props should be specified. It says "both... props... should not be specified". Alternative wording:
Input elements must be either controlled or uncontrolled (specify either the
valueprop, or thedefaultValueprop, but not both). Decide between using a controlled or uncontrolled input and remove one of these props. More info: https://fb.me/react-controlled-components
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@mgmcdermott This looks really great! Can you update the wording of the error messages, as per above, and then I think this is good-to-go. |
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See the new PR. Glad I could help @jimfb. Nice to get my feet wet contributing as well. |
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Looks good. Can you squash these two commits into a single commit. You can do this using |
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Oh, sorry, and one more thing I just noticed: |
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I'll update to include checked/defaultChecked. |
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@mgmcdermott updated the pull request. |
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Would this also apply to a select element using the value and defaultValue props? |
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Changed my comment, I meant a select element. From the source: Implements a select native component that allows optionally setting the props |
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Yes, this should also apply to select element :). |
…d props are specified on input, textarea, or select elements
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See the latest PR, I think I've covered everything. |
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@mgmcdermott updated the pull request. |
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This looks great, thanks @mgmcdermott! |
Warn when value and defaultValue props are both specified on input or textarea.
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@mgmcdermott If you're looking for another bug related to controlled inputs, you might take a stab at #5821, which would be a great next bug. |
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Will do! Thanks. |
Warn when value and defaultValue props are both specified on input or textarea.
Fixes #5819.
Note that I've been using React for a while but this is my first time contributing.