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RangeControl: Add support for large 40px number input size #49105
RangeControl: Add support for large 40px number input size #49105
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Just a stylistic thing, but as a courtesy for when we actually have to remove the temporary
__next*
props, I find it cleaner to structure the code so that the! __next
case is already handled as the exception case.For example:
where
deprecatedHeight
only handles the! __next40pxDefaultSize
case. The clean up will be easier this way. (Actual example)There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Apologies, I had actually suggested Chad to write code this way!
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Either works for me, happy to switch it back to the previous approach that matches your recommendation @mirka. da32f2d
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We can remove this because the
small
case will never happen.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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My bad on this one as well! This is also the result of a change that I suggested to clean up styles and types a bit,
small
is there to thesizes
object has, as keys, all possible values that ofsize
prop fromNumberControl
.Feel free to make changes as needed :)
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Good point. That only got added when we decided to re-use the
NumberControl
prop type instead of typing this bit locally. Can remove thesmall
case, but I had to get a little creative with the typing as a result. 24190beEdit: this might be a moot point if we can scrip this logic altogether
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Would it be better/possible to use the
__unstableInputWidth
prop on NumberControl rather than a CSS override?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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That seems to work well for me when testing in Storybook. Was 6fec45f along the lines you were thinking? Just to make sure I've implemented it properly.
If so, it has the added benefit of simplifying all of that
inputWidth
logic and typing!