ignoreDefaultProps should work for forwardRef components as well #165
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@bradbarrow Hi! Thank you very much for your contribution, this PR looks really good, I'll merge it now and publish a new version today. |
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It's published in enzyme-to-json@3.4.4 🎉 |
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Thanks for the quick turn around @adriantoine :) |
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This PR addresses an issue I found when I wrapped a component in
React.forwardRefand it'sdefaultPropsappeared in my snapshots despite me havingignoreDefaultPropsset.To handle this, I've added the
react-islibrary which was explicitly developed by the React JS team to handle this sort of type checking more robustly.I've written tests and ensured that existing tests don't fail.