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Are you submitting a bug report or a feature request?
Bug? I guess.
What is the current behavior?
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Add singular form of the following:
getErrors() -> getError()
getWarnings() -> getWarning()
The idea is to return the first error/warning of a field, instead of an array.
Unlike getErrors/getWarnings that can either take 0 or 1 arguments, getError/getWarning must receive a field name.
Function signature:
function getError(fieldName: string): string;
function getWarning(fieldNam
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As a user, I need to be able to set the id attribute to the div that replaces the tab-content tag
The current way (t.tabId=""+t.title.replace(/ /g,"")+e) of generating the id attribute makes it unusable for cases when you need a clear control over the id of the "div"s.
For example, before allowing the user to move forward or backward, I need to call a validation plugin with one or more divs as containers which are validated. If the given divs are valid then the forward/backward movement is a
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Current Behavior
The type
ErrorMessage
doesn't have an id property.Desired Behavior
It'd be nice
id?: string
would be added to the typeErrorMessage
and set on the outermost component that serves as error message.Suggested Solution
Add
id={this.props.id}
to the outer component inErrorMessage
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