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When toggling an optional prop in the Connect React lib, we discard any previously configured values. This change fixed that, so if a prop is disabled after configuring it, re-enabling it again will use the previoulsy configured value.
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packages/connect-react/src/hooks/form-context.tsx (1)
346-350: LGTM! The implementation correctly preserves optional prop values.The changes effectively solve the issue by restoring previously configured values when an optional prop is re-enabled. The implementation is type-safe and maintains proper error handling.
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} else if (__configuredProps?.[prop.name as keyof ConfiguredProps<T>] !== undefined) { + // Restore previously configured value when re-enabling an optional prop setConfiguredProp( idx, __configuredProps[prop.name as keyof ConfiguredProps<T>], );
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When toggling an optional prop in the Connect React lib, we discard any previously configured values. This change fixed that, so if a prop is disabled after configuring it, re-enabling it again will use the previoulsy configured value.
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@pipedream/connect-reactfrom1.0.0-preview.17to1.0.0-preview.18Improvements