Pass event obj to the method

[mitenka]

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[aweary]

Thanks for the PR @mitenka! I think the change is good (as it demonstrates the argument is passed on the the class method), but it feels weird not actually using it. Can you think of a way we can update the example so it actually uses the e argument? (maybe logging out e.target.value along with this)?

[gaearon]

Let's not add "needs merge to stable" until we merge to master? Otherwise it's easy to accidentally get it merged before it's approved.

[aweary]

My bad, I usually add labels after merge, guess it's a habit adding both at once

[mitenka]

@aweary, maybe it would be better to remove e argument from this.handleClick(e) calling in the arrow function?

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[kkemple]

@aweary is there any more work to do on this, or is this just in need of review?

[bvaughn]

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