componentWillReceiveProps -> getDerivedStateFromProps #228
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caseywebdev
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caseywebdev
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Apr 17, 2019
also adds polyfill for older react versions
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react-listuses react'scomponentWillReceivePropslifecycle, which has been deprecated in favor ofcomponentDidUpdateandgetDerivedStateFromPropsfor compatibility with async rendering (see here).This is my stab at upgrading to the concurrent rendering safe API, not really knowing how react-list works but understanding how the refactoring from
componentWillReceivePropstogetDerivedStateFromPropstypically works.This changeset attempts to maintain a good amount of backwards compatibility by polyfilling getDerivedStateFromProps using
react-lifecycles-compat. Unfortunately, react-lifecycles-compat only targets react >= 0.14.9, leaving users ofreact-listusing React between 0.14.0 and 0.14.8 out of luck.