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after update to Release 4.0.2 props not working... #3206
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Please provide the code from the |
In the loginForm.js function myoutput() after a response is received, makes the transition to But Account_list.js stopped seeing these props |
Something went wrong... I went back to yesterday's version and everything worked. Somehow ceased to be transferred to the props... If you go back to version 4.0.0-beta.31, everything works fine... |
I am also noticing that my props are not being populated
Output from
I do not see |
@daviscabral Any ideas where I can find the code that might be causing this within the source? |
I noticed that with This might be related to #3202, #3197, #3196, and a couple of others? |
@daviscabral is this an issue with this library or react navigation? Maybe it's worth creating an issue in react-navigation if it is something to do with them. I'm need an app pushing out sometime today, but obviously I can't do that if navigation isn't working properly. |
I need to investigate to be sure. Right now I am running late with work and might get back to it in the weekend. What I usually do in these cases, where I have a deadline, is to fork the project I need, do my changes and install it direct from there with yarn, pointing the github repo. |
@daviscabral hmm alright. My issue is that I need |
I think you can fork the repo, make the changes and then use that fork. I don't think beta versions will be supported. At least I have no plans to work with that (it will cause one more version to give maintenance). |
As I've already commented in other issues and ended opening a specific issue for that (#3213) - After that RNRF had a major upgrade in the dependency to version I am still trying to catch up on issues and bugs here. |
There is an ugly fix we can use until it's fixed ? EDIT: I switched back to 4.0.0-beta.31 and it's working again |
@tuxity Unfortunately I'm using the |
Not yet - I'll try to hack something on that 👍 |
@daviscabral |
@daviscabral Nevermind. This isn't resolved.
👎 |
That's because |
@lordenas As @daviscabral mentioned we need you to reproduce the issue based on Example project, not your project. |
@aksonov We've confirmed that it's an bug with how React Native Router Flux communicates with the latest React Navigation versions |
@dextermb Sorry, but I can't help you until you don't give me modified Example. So far I can't find the bug with passing props. |
@aksonov, as I said, there is a problem in passing parameters. Account_list.js All this occurred after upgrading to version 4.0.2 (4.01 same problem). The props just are not transferred to the other component. |
No. PR is welcome to make Example project as Expo project. |
@aksonov Seem like your
From what I've noticed it's because you're missing required attributes. |
Please re-read my sentence above again. |
@aksonov Is there any documentation on how to run it without Expo? I'd rather try and get functionality working properly before converting the example to Expo |
@daviscabral Cool, I'll give it a go and let you know 💃 |
Do it please - just need that confirmed to proceed with the release. |
@daviscabral I'll continue the discussion in the PR thread |
Please check 4.0.3 release and create new ticket if any. |
4.0.6 not working either; any luck, @daviscabral @dextermb ? |
Yes! I found the problem in 'Tab'.
Here props are find when passing from someTab to Modal via Actions.Modal({someProp: theProp}) |
Latest version not working either - also tried with In my case, im using the element with a custom tab bar component:
And I can actually see my passed value in the custom tab component, but not in the scene I am showing |
Version
Tell us which versions you are using:
Expected behaviour
login .js
Actions.Account_list({ data: 'test!' })
accontlist.js
console.log(this.props.data) = undefined
Actual behaviour
console.log(this.props.data) = test!
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