After update from version 0.40.0 calendar not update selected date

Calendar display old selected date if i put new selected prop to calendar.

<DatePicker
        ref={this.onDatePickerRef}
        openToDate={this.state.openDate}
        onMonthChange={this.onMonthChange}
        customInput={<SelectedDate/>}
        popoverTargetOffset='0 0'
        dateFormat={isSelectedCurrentYear ? DATE_FORMAT_FOR_CURRENT_YEAR : DATE_FORMAT}
        dateFormatCalendar='MMMM'
        {...this.props}
        selected={this.state.selectedDate}
        onChange={this.onSelectedDateChange}
        filter={this.datesFilter}
        forceShowMonthNavigation={true}
      >
        <YearsSelector onChange={this.onYearChange} year={this.state.openDate.year()}/>
      </DatePicker>

prev selected date 01 april

prev selected date 30 april

How you seen. On filter prop calendar reacts and disable days

[JorgenEvens]

We are seeing something similar in our application.

Perform a click anywhere else on the page will cause the calendar to update correctly.

Steps to reproduce:

• Go to the inline example
• Select a any date on the calendar
• Navigate a few months into the future
• Select another date

Expect: The future date is selected and highlighted

Actual: The calendar switches back to the old date ( but does not highlight it ). Clicking on a different date after this point will only toggle between the last two dates.

Workaround:

Calling setOpen after the component has been rendered seems to correctly select the date. This is also happening in the onClickOutside handler, which explains why clicking anywhere else fixes the issue.

<DatePicker inline={true} ref={r => r && r.setOpen(false)} selected={selectedDate} />

[JorgenEvens]

@alex-shamshurin So what you are suggesting is that the behaviour on the inline example is intended behaviour?

To be clear I was literally using the component as specified earlier (<DatePicker inline={true} selected={selectedDate} />), not setting openToDate to any value at all when I ran into this issue.

If this is intended I think that the example should be fixed and the documentation should clearly state how inline should be used, because at this point even your explanation confuses me on the purpose of openToDate in the context of an inline calendar.