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Sorry to hear that this broke for you! Looking at that trace from 1.3.1, I don't really understand what went infinite. Here's the relevant code:
I don't see where the loop comes from! Anyways, I've just merged #375 which fixes some other bugs with the view helper. Could you try the master branch of this gem and see if it works for you? |
I just tried the master branch and ... It's working! |
Shipped in 1.3.3 🎊 |
Hi,
After updating react-rails from version 1.2.0 to 1.3+ I noticed a breaking change.
I use simple_form with custom inputs and in many of these custom inputs declaration I make a call to the react_component helper method.
Below is an example of one of them:
Bellow the trace when I call this input on version 1.3.1+
Bellow the trace when I call this input on version 1.3.0
It used to work very well prior to version 1.3.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks !
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