[docs] Fix issues reported by react compiler in docs folder#42881
[docs] Fix issues reported by react compiler in docs folder#42881aarongarciah merged 3 commits intomui:nextfrom
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| const CodeBlockContext = React.createContext<React.MutableRefObject<HTMLDivElement | null>>({ | ||
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when ref is defined as null, react treats ref as unmutable. hence changed null to undefined
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Is this documented somewhere?
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I cannot recall where i read, but i guess its infered from below ts playground that, when ref is defined as null, react doesn't allow ref to mutate
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In this case, using React.useRef<number | null>(null) makes the ref mutable.
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okay my bad, i misunderstood.
as of now, react-compiler throws error when modifying ref inside event handler. same issue was reported here facebook/react#29106. looks like it is treated as bug (facebook/react#29106 (comment)) and fixed here facebook/react#29591.
once fix gets published and we update eslint-plugin-react-complier i'm expecting below error to go away. hence reverted all changes done in this file.
Error reported by current version of react-compiler:
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| const warn = (userLanguage: string, key: string, ignoreWarning: boolean) => { |
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function for top-level declarations
| const warn = (userLanguage: string, key: string, ignoreWarning: boolean) => { | |
| function warn(userLanguage: string, key: string, ignoreWarning: boolean) { |
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We should migrate to use the warnOnce helper in the future mui/mui-x#13911. We can't yet, but eventually. I have left a TODO message in the code.
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part of #42564