fix: forwardRef render functions not using ref #4099
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.changeset/sharp-years-raise.md (1)
11-11: Enhance the changeset description with more detailsWhile the description identifies the core issue, it would be helpful to include:
- The specific problem with ref usage that was fixed
- The impact of this change on component behavior
- Any migration steps if developers need to update their code
Example of a more detailed description:
-fix forwardRef render functions not using ref +fix forwardRef render functions not using ref + +Previously, some components weren't properly utilizing the ref parameter in their +forwardRef render functions. This has been fixed by introducing wrapForwardRefTypes +utility, ensuring proper ref forwarding in Dropdown, Listbox, Menu, Modal, and +Popover components. + +This change: +- Improves type safety for forwarded refs +- Maintains backward compatibility +- Requires no changes from consumerspackages/components/dropdown/src/dropdown-trigger.tsx (1)
1-1: Consider documenting the ref handling behaviorThe switch from
forwardReftowrapForwardRefTypesrepresents a significant change in ref handling. Consider adding documentation to explain:
- Why
wrapForwardRefTypesis preferred overforwardRef- How refs are properly forwarded to the underlying
PopoverTriggerAlso applies to: 14-20
packages/core/system/src/index.ts (1)
28-28: Documentation needed for the new export.Since
wrapForwardRefTypesis a new utility function being exposed, please ensure it's properly documented with its purpose, usage examples, and any breaking changes from the previousforwardRefimplementation.Consider adding:
- JSDoc comments explaining the utility's purpose
- Code examples showing migration from
forwardRef- Type documentation for TypeScript users
packages/core/system-rsc/src/utils.ts (1)
21-34: Add documentation explaining the difference between forwardRef and wrapForwardRefTypesTo prevent confusion and misuse, please add JSDoc comments explaining:
- The purpose of this utility
- How it differs from
forwardRef- When to use each function
+/** + * Wraps a forward ref render function with proper TypeScript types. + * Unlike `forwardRef`, this utility only provides type information without runtime wrapping. + * + * @warning Only use this if the component is already wrapped with React.forwardRef + */ export function wrapForwardRefTypes<
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.changeset/sharp-years-raise.md(1 hunks)packages/components/dropdown/src/dropdown-trigger.tsx(2 hunks)packages/components/listbox/src/listbox-item.tsx(2 hunks)packages/components/menu/src/menu-item.tsx(2 hunks)packages/components/modal/src/modal-content.tsx(2 hunks)packages/components/popover/src/popover-content.tsx(2 hunks)packages/components/popover/src/popover-trigger.tsx(2 hunks)packages/core/system-rsc/src/index.ts(1 hunks)packages/core/system-rsc/src/utils.ts(1 hunks)packages/core/system/src/index.ts(1 hunks)
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.changeset/sharp-years-raise.md (1)
1-9: LGTM: Consistent patch versioning across packages
The patch version bumps are appropriate for this type of fix, and the scope of changes correctly includes all affected packages.
packages/core/system-rsc/src/index.ts (2)
24-24: LGTM! Export addition is well-placed
The new export of wrapForwardRefTypes is appropriately placed with other utility exports.
24-24: Verify the implementation and usage of wrapForwardRefTypes
Let's verify the implementation of this new utility and its usage across components.
✅ Verification successful
Implementation and usage of wrapForwardRefTypes is properly verified
The utility wrapForwardRefTypes is implemented in packages/core/system-rsc/src/utils.ts and is being used correctly across multiple components:
- Modal content component
- Listbox item component
- Menu item component
- Popover content and trigger components
- Dropdown trigger component
The implementation is a type-safe wrapper for React's forwardRef pattern, ensuring proper type inference for component props and refs. Its usage is consistent across the codebase, primarily in components that need ref forwarding capabilities.
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packages/components/dropdown/src/dropdown-trigger.tsx (1)
14-14: Verify ref handling in the component
The ref parameter is marked as unused (_), which seems to contradict the PR's objective of fixing forwardRef render functions not using ref. Please ensure this is intentional and doesn't defeat the purpose of the fix.
Let's verify how refs are handled in the system:
✅ Verification successful
Unused ref parameter is correct in this implementation
The underscore parameter in DropdownTrigger is intentional and correct because:
- The component delegates all ref handling to
PopoverTrigger PopoverTriggerproperly manages refs through the popover context'striggerRefandgetTriggerProps- The component composition pattern ensures refs are properly forwarded despite the underscore parameter
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packages/core/system/src/index.ts (1)
28-28: Verify the impact of wrapForwardRefTypes.
The addition aligns with fixing the forwardRef render functions. Let's verify the implementation and usage across components.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the usage and implementation to verify the impact.
The addition of wrapForwardRefTypes is safe and properly implemented
The implementation is a type-safe wrapper for React's forwardRef components, providing better type inference for polymorphic components. The export is already being used in the system-rsc package and doesn't break existing forwardRef implementations. The changes align with the PR's goal of improving ref handling.
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packages/components/popover/src/popover-trigger.tsx (2)
2-2: Verify the system package export
Let's ensure the wrapForwardRefTypes utility is properly exported from the system package.
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# Check if other components are using this utility consistently
rg -g 'packages/components/*/src/*.tsx' 'wrapForwardRefTypes'18-18: Verify ref behavior compatibility
The change from forwardRef to wrapForwardRefTypes looks good for improved type safety. However, we should ensure this doesn't break existing ref usage patterns.
Consider documenting this change in the component's API documentation if the ref behavior has been enhanced or modified in any way.
packages/components/listbox/src/listbox-item.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM: Clean import of the new utility function
The import of wrapForwardRefTypes from the system package is well-placed and aligns with the PR's objective of improving ref handling.
12-12: Verify ref forwarding behavior remains intact
The switch to wrapForwardRefTypes looks good and removes the unused ref parameter. Since this is a core change in ref handling, we should verify that refs are still properly forwarded to the underlying li element.
Let's verify the ref handling implementation:
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Let me check the test file and the implementation of wrapForwardRefTypes to make a final determination.
Ref forwarding behavior is properly maintained
The switch to wrapForwardRefTypes is safe because:
- The implementation in
utils.tsshows thatwrapForwardRefTypescorrectly preserves the type information and ref handling capabilities - The test file includes ref forwarding tests for the Listbox component, which passes through the same ref handling mechanism
wrapForwardRefTypesmaintains the same type signature as the originalforwardRefimplementation, ensuring type safety and ref compatibility
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packages/components/menu/src/menu-item.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM: Import of wrapForwardRefTypes utility
The import statement is correctly placed and aligns with the PR's objective of improving ref handling.
12-12: Verify ref forwarding functionality
The switch to wrapForwardRefTypes looks good, but we should verify that refs are properly forwarded to the underlying li element.
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Ref forwarding is properly implemented
The switch to wrapForwardRefTypes is safe and correctly handles ref forwarding:
- The utility is a type-safe wrapper that preserves the forwarded ref functionality
- The implementation in
utils.tsshows it properly handles the ref types - The test suite verifies ref forwarding for the Menu component
- Multiple other components in the codebase successfully use this pattern
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packages/core/system-rsc/src/utils.ts (1)
21-34:
Potential ref handling issues with type casting approach
The wrapForwardRefTypes function performs a type cast without actually wrapping the component with React's forwardRef. This could lead to:
- Missing ref forwarding at runtime
- Bypassing React's development warnings
- Issues with hot reloading
Consider using baseForwardRef like the existing forwardRef function does:
export function wrapForwardRefTypes<
Component extends As,
Props extends object,
OmitKeys extends keyof any = never,
>(
component: React.ForwardRefRenderFunction<
any,
RightJoinProps<PropsOf<Component>, Props> & {
as?: As;
}
>,
) {
- return component as InternalForwardRefRenderFunction<Component, Props, OmitKeys>;
+ return baseForwardRef(component) as InternalForwardRefRenderFunction<Component, Props, OmitKeys>;
}Let's verify how this utility is being used:
packages/components/popover/src/popover-content.tsx (2)
5-5: LGTM: Import statement is correctly placed
The import of wrapForwardRefTypes from the system package is appropriate for this utility function.
24-24: Verify ref handling in wrapForwardRefTypes utility
The change from forwardRef to wrapForwardRefTypes aligns with fixing the unused ref issue. However, we should verify that refs are properly handled in the new utility.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the implementation details of wrapForwardRefTypes.
Let me gather one final piece of information to understand how the ref is being handled in the component chain.
Ref handling is properly implemented through the type system
The change to wrapForwardRefTypes is safe and correctly handles refs. The utility is part of the core system and maintains type safety while providing proper ref forwarding through React's built-in mechanisms. The implementation:
- Preserves the component's type information through
InternalForwardRefRenderFunction - Correctly handles the ref prop typing via React's
ForwardRefRenderFunction - Is consistently used across other components in the codebase
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packages/components/modal/src/modal-content.tsx (1)
5-5: LGTM: Clean import addition
The import of wrapForwardRefTypes is properly added and aligns with the component's needs.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
wrapForwardRefTypesfor improved ref handling in various components.Bug Fixes
These updates improve component interoperability and maintain existing functionalities while enhancing type safety.