Open boy51 opened 4 years ago
Hi,
const Memo = React.memo(props => { console.log(props); if (!props.position) throw new Error("No position"); return <div>Yolo</div>; }); function App() { return ( <ReactCursorPosition> <Memo /> </ReactCursorPosition> ); }
The Memo component in the example will throw an error. If you remove the Memo, props get passed as expected.
Please forgive me if this is not a bug and rather a limitation of React.memo. But the way I see it, props should be passed regardless, no?
Hi,
The Memo component in the example will throw an error. If you remove the Memo, props get passed as expected.
Please forgive me if this is not a bug and rather a limitation of React.memo. But the way I see it, props should be passed regardless, no?