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Clicking <InputRightElement> does not expand the <AutoCompleteList>
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:12 (6 by maintainers)
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@icy-meteor
onOpenis the default return of Chakra’suseDisclosure. and right, it’s a callback that gets fired when something gets opened. But the verb open is just like a variable name, so we say, open the list, when the variable open is true. Besides, changing this will be a breaking change.And you can close this if it’s working well for you.
LGTM. Thanks.