Closed lyleunderwood closed 3 years ago
Using the npm package its normal, but when i use the repo modified by me, its error occours. will use your patch in my fork repo, ty @lyleunderwood
@kamikazebr That's because the change to react-icons-kit
that updates it to use the version 4 material design icons has not been published yet, it's only on master. This seems to be a change in how the material design icons in v4 were produced.
guys sorry I will pick up the PR's
On Tue, Jun 8, 2021, 1:30 AM Lyle Underwood @.***> wrote:
@kamikazebr https://github.com/kamikazebr That's because the change to react-icons-kit that updates it to use the version 4 material design icons has not been published yet, it's only on master. This seems to be a change in how the material design icons in v4 were produced.
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@lyleunderwood sorry it took a while. there was some issue rendering this new md-4 and I needed to find out why. I think its because they've added quite a bit of scheme to the icons.
Is there a reason that the
fill
attribute is discarded inSvgIcon
?Some icons are using
fill=none
without an accompanying stroke (I'm not sure why):https://github.com/google/material-design-icons/blob/ab12f16d050ecb1886b606f08825d24b30acafea/src/av/video_label/materialicons/24px.svg#L1
The current logic in SvgIcon only allows
fill=none
if there is an accompanying stroke, meaning these icons are not rendered correctly:This seems like it is now the standard for material design icons, so it should probably be supported. I made the minimal possible change here in an attempt to resolve the immediate issue, is there a more appropriate fix that presents itself? I'm unclear on why the code was written this way in the first place.