React-Select

This repo is a fork of https://github.com/JedWatson/react-select frozen in time at v1.0.0-rc.10 (Sept 13, 2017). The state of the code at this version tag can be browsed here.

Why

We fell behind on versions, and the upgrade from a v1 release candidate to v3 includes major non-trivial changes (v2 was also a very significant upgrade with breaking changes). In the meantime, React 16.9 introduced deprecations for a number of lifecycle methods, so react-select is throwing a bunch of deprecation warnings in the console.

This fork will allow us to:

1. Edit the source code to remove the deprecated lifecycle methods to in turn remove the warnings.
2. Use v1 and v3 of react-select simultaneously while we upgreade each consumer (since this fork is referenced as react-select-legacy in package.json in our other repos, it will not collide with react-select).

Updating

If additional updates are needed to this source code, the process is:

1. Create a branch against this repo
2. Make the necessary changes to the code
3. Run npm run build (this will transpile /src into /lib via Babel)
4. Update the "version" key in package.json by incrementing the version number (e.g. 1.0.0-rc.10 --> 1.0.0-rc.11).
5. Commit all the changes
6. Issue a PR & merge
7. Create a new GitHub Release by clicking "Draft a new release" on the Releases page. Use the same version number you just added in package.json, and prefix with a "v" (v1.0.0-rc.11).
8. In the repo consuming this forked package, update package.json to point to the updated release version. "react-select-legacy": "https://github.com/ThriveTrm/react-select#v1.0.0-rc.11", then yarn install

If you need to test your in-progress-changes via the consumer repos, you can do so by pointing the consumer's package.json directly at a branch of this repo rather than a release version: "react-select-legacy": "https://github.com/ThriveTrm/react-select#branch-name-here", then yarn install