chore(deps): bump the react-aria group with 2 updates

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Bumps the react-aria group with 2 updates: react-aria and react-stately.

Updates react-aria from 3.40.0 to 3.43.2

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July 22, 2025 Release

Happy summer! This release adds support for async loading and infinite scrolling, improves form integration and drag and drop interactions, and adds support for additional DOM events and attributes.

The new LoadMoreItem components supported in ListBox, GridList, Table, and Tree enables infinite scrolling. These trigger the loading of additional pages of items and display a loading spinner. Multiple LoadMoreItems can be rendered within a collection too, enabling loading multiple levels of a tree or sections of data from different APIs.

We've also opened up the React Aria Components API to pass through more DOM events and attributes. This improves integration with other libraries, for example making it possible to use another library's menu with a React Aria button.

As always, thanks so much to everyone who contributed to this release!

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June 5, 2025 Release

Drop everything! Drag and drop support in React Aria Tree has been released! 🫳🎤 This supports moving items within a tree or between collection components, with full keyboard and screen reader accessibility. It's interoperable with our existing drag and drop support in components like Table and GridList, and with third party apps via native HTML APIs. Check out our previous blog post on drag and drop to learn about the interactions, and our new Tree drag and drop documentation.

This release also includes some highly requested bug fixes, including scrollbar layout shifts when opening popovers and modals, date picker interaction improvements, and enhancements to our form components.

As always, thank you to our community for their support and contributions!

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May 19, 2025 Release

This release includes a range of enhancements and fixes such as improved keyboard accessibility in TagGroup and increased stability for dynamic table updates. It also brings support for React 19’s ref cleanup behavior, performance improvements for collection updates in React transitions and pressable elements, and TypeScript updates including backwards compatibility with older TypeScript and @​types/react versions.

As always, thank you to our community for their support and contributions!

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April 11, 2025 Release

In today’s release, we are excited to announce custom calendar support across all React Spectrum libraries! This feature allows you to create your own calendar that implements custom business logic, such as a 4-5-4 fiscal calendar, either by extending an existing Calendar implementation or building from scratch. Please see the React Spectrum docs for an example implementation. A special shout out to @​ToyWalrus for all the hard work that went into this contribution!

This release also includes several updates for collections in React Aria Components. These include enhanced support for React Suspense and optimizations for large collections. These changes should result in much more performant collections when fetching and rendering large amounts of data.

We have also reduced the bundle sizes of our libraries by moving some console warnings to development only, and removing old browser fallbacks for pointer events. For example, @​react-aria/interactions, which powers most of our components, is now 22% smaller!

Lastly, we have decided to handle onClick as an alias for onPress. This improves interoperability with other dependencies that use onClick events. Please note that onPress is still preferred over onClick as it standardizes behavior across a variety of platforms.

A huge thank you once again to everyone in the community for all of your feedback and contributions!

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• 53366f0 Publish
• ee5c451 fix: Properly allow user to keyboard edit the Autocomplete input field when c...
• 6c17b7c fix: Apply page.css styles in shadow DOM (#8852)
• 7ffbbc3 fix: position ColorLoupe relative to ColorHandle in V3 ColorWheel (#8846)
• 38a7696 fix: Popover positioning and various other bugs (#8816)
• 89e9e5b fix: iso8601 week start and use intl.locale when possible for week start (#8815)
• e5e2a72 fix: add @​babel/runtime to @​spectrum-icons/ui dependencies (#8845)
• af10b48 chore: remove argTypesRegex and explicitly pass actions args in S2 storybook ...
• 3cdd953 fix: avoid triggering onClick on disabled links (#8828)
• 661ba8e fix: Prevent crash in RAC collections when used with Suspence/useTransition (...
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Updates react-stately from 3.38.0 to 3.41.0

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April 11, 2025 Release

In today’s release, we are excited to announce custom calendar support across all React Spectrum libraries! This feature allows you to create your own calendar that implements custom business logic, such as a 4-5-4 fiscal calendar, either by extending an existing Calendar implementation or building from scratch. Please see the React Spectrum docs for an example implementation. A special shout out to @​ToyWalrus for all the hard work that went into this contribution!

This release also includes several updates for collections in React Aria Components. These include enhanced support for React Suspense and optimizations for large collections. These changes should result in much more performant collections when fetching and rendering large amounts of data.

We have also reduced the bundle sizes of our libraries by moving some console warnings to development only, and removing old browser fallbacks for pointer events. For example, @​react-aria/interactions, which powers most of our components, is now 22% smaller!

Lastly, we have decided to handle onClick as an alias for onPress. This improves interoperability with other dependencies that use onClick events. Please note that onPress is still preferred over onClick as it standardizes behavior across a variety of platforms.

A huge thank you once again to everyone in the community for all of your feedback and contributions!

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March 5, 2025 Release

Buckle in because this is a big one! In this React Aria release, we’re excited to announce three new components: Toast, Tree, and Virtualizer. In addition, we have improved Autocomplete to enable UI patterns like Searchable Menus, Searchable Selects, and Command Palettes, added support for custom Menu, Popover, and Tooltip triggers, introduced colSpan support in Table, and upgraded to Tailwind CSS v4. Last but not least, we have a major refactor of usePress, which fixes many longstanding issues and improves compatibility with third party libraries.

For React Spectrum, we have GA versions of Toast and TreeView, support for tooltips in TagGroup and Tabs, and improved localization support in our DatePicker components.

This release would not be possible without the fantastic contributions we received from the community. A special shoutout to @​oyvinmar and @​nwidynski for contributing features like colSpan and nested collection support. Huge thanks to everyone else who contributed as well. ❤️

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January 15, 2025 Release

Happy New Year! Our first release of 2025 includes a new firstDayOfWeek prop for our calendar and date picker components, support for CSS transitions in our overlay components, a new Autocomplete component in alpha, and a new React Aria test utils package. As always, a huge shoutout to everyone in the community for their feedback and contributions!

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Commits

• 2c58ed3 Publish
• eb58e40 docs: Update dnd docs for new getItems API (#8769)
• 62eb6ce chore: SelectBox audit (#8766)
• a2caea4 chore: use hook data from useDate*Picker to apply calendar props (#8649)
• 0487f38 fix: S2 Tabs collapsing with a single word (#8765)
• ad255f4 docs: Add trigger-anchor-point example (#8764)
• 5ccf5b7 chore: Updating name of useAutocomplete textfieldProps to inputProps (#8762)
• e3037d6 chore: export SelectBoxGroupContext (#8763)
• d55c920 chore: add SelectBoxGroup to chromatic (#8760)
• 341ae3f chore: Remove CollectionNode default filter behavior and other release API up...
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Depends on #6122.