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Try to get rid of lodash peer dependency
See original GitHub issueMantine DataTable is using some utility functions from lodash and bundling it would be crazy, thus the peer dependency. However, as somebody kindly pointed out on Mantine’s Discord channel, there are some compatibility issues with lodash & Vite.
Maybe we could simply replace the functions we’re using and get rid of lodash altogether?
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Thanks again for your help!
In the end, it looks like I’ll be able to replace
throttle()in the context I’m using it with Mantine’suseDebouncedStatehook.