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Deprecation warnings with React 15.5.3 #1661
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@JedWatson : i see a open PR #1658 . Can you please merge into master. I just updated my react version and started getting errors in console. (I see that travis build has failed on that PR but i am sure that would be a 1 min fix) Looking forward to a merge and version upgrade. Thanks |
Facing same issue! Looking forward to a merge and version upgrade. |
Same issue. When to expect this fix? |
Please! |
Please fix the new deprecation warnings from fb-react |
I also would love to see this updated as well. I'm a little worried that there haven't been any new commits in over a month. |
These are fixed with #1658 and are now released 🙂 |
Updated and everything works fine for me. Thank you once again for this great package. |
…sses warnings Summary: With [email protected] we are getting warnings React.createClass is deprecated. We are not using react.createClass in our code-base but some of the dependancies react-bootstrap, react-select use react.createClass and have PR's regarding the same have not been yet been resolved. JedWatson/react-select#1661 Hence keeping to React, React-Dom versions 15.4.0 until the PR's for React-Bootstrap and React-Select are resolved. Test Plan: Go to browser console. You should not see any console warnings. Reviewers: karthik, jeff, ram Reviewed By: ram Subscribers: jenkins-bot, ui, yugaware Differential Revision: https://phabricator.dev.yugabyte.com/D1890
Solution for first one:
Not sure about the exact fix for the second one. I guess adding create-react-class to dependencies if refactoring to classes isn't viable?
Thanks for building this package, dude!
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