Regression with html5 inputs

[serkandurusoy]

Here's the output on the console while I'm typing in some text into a text field which has type="email" prop on it.

We had a similar problem before which we discussed over at issue #22

[radekmie]

So I'll investigate it one more time.

[radekmie]

I've spend some time to track this down and this turned out to be a React regression. Here are my results:

0.14.8         OK
15.0.0-rc.2    OK
15.0.0         3x
15.0.1         OK
15.0.2-alpha.1 OK
15.0.2-alpha.2 OK
15.0.2-alpha.3 OK
15.0.2-alpha.4 OK
15.0.2         OK
15.0.3-alpha.1 OK
15.0.3-alpha.2 OK
15.1.0-alpha.1 OK
15.1.0         OK
15.2.0-rc.1    1x
15.2.0-rc.2    1x
15.2.0         1x
15.2.1         1x
15.3.0-rc.1    1x
15.3.0-rc.2    1x
15.3.0-rc.3    1x

(1x - one warning, 3x - three warnings, OK - no warnings)

It's clearly a regression in 15.2.0-rc.1, so I've tried to see a diff between 15.1.0 and 15.2.0-rc.1. Then I learned, that React is not tagging their release candidates, so I've tried to diff 15.1.0 with 15.2.0. Well, it's something (it may freeze your browser). I don't really know, what to do now.

[serkandurusoy]

Wow, nice work!

And I think these two are somewhat relevant to our case, the latter probably solving our case inadvertantly

facebook/react#6441
facebook/react#7333

[radekmie]

Yes, kind of - I've even referred to them in my issue facebook/react#6992. Hope it will help (and get merged asap).

I'll close it for now, as it's not uniforms issue.

[radekmie]

I've added a note in README about it.