Giving internal state 'dateString' first priority for input value. #1287
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Test has been added that ensures the prop will take precedence over the state when passed in. Within the same file, tests on lines 19, 25, and 102 do a great job of covering scenarios as well. |
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This fix is awseome. Any idea when is a new version of react-dates going to be pushed to npm with this fix? |
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Resolve #1013
It's an issue with react when replacing the entire string value vs internal managed state.
This change will use dateString when the user is typing within the input field and switch over to displayValue when a date is selected via the calendar.