Use forwardRef() for Button component #17707
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Description
If you have the Cancel button focused in a
ConfirmationModal
and click Enter, instead of canceling it, it treats it as if you confirmed, which results in a delete behavior in many scenarios. This is due to theref
not getting forwarded correctly in the<Button>
component.Turns out you can't just a
ref
prop to a component, you need to wrap your component inforwardRef()
and use theref
argument it passes in. More info in the docs.Related Issue(s)
Fixes WEB-396, #16717
How to test
https://accounts.google.com
for the url, and w/e for the rest. Save it.Documentation
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