The behavior takes place on DateRangePickers with more than two displayed months.
When you complete a range after the first rendered calendar, it shifts the selected period to the left. You can see it here: https://giphy.com/gifs/deo6Ge43KMyAmzq3Ts
This for my case is an undesired feature, since I have plans to hide the first and last calendars in order to make css transitions between months.
The new prop checks that the prop is not enabled to change the month and year states after value changes.
The behavior takes place on DateRangePickers with more than two displayed months. When you complete a range after the first rendered calendar, it shifts the selected period to the left. You can see it here: https://giphy.com/gifs/deo6Ge43KMyAmzq3Ts This for my case is an undesired feature, since I have plans to hide the first and last calendars in order to make css transitions between months.
The new prop checks that the prop is not enabled to change the month and year states after value changes.