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It seems impossible to see the placeholder for the <Number /> input element.
Whenever initialValue/defaultValue props are passed 0, null, undefined or even "" values the value="0" HTML attribute is always rendered.
The only solution for displaying the placeholder is passing value="" prop, but obviously the prop doesn't use the built-in onChange handling then and becomes non-editable.
Hey @havelock. <Number /> is a tricky component. At the moment it does not accept placeholder prop. The problem is with how Modifiers work. I'd recommend you to use <Text /> instead and parse it into number you need (e.g. parseInt).
It seems impossible to see the placeholder for the
<Number />
input element.Whenever
initialValue
/defaultValue
props are passed0
,null
,undefined
or even""
values thevalue="0"
HTML attribute is always rendered.The only solution for displaying the placeholder is passing
value=""
prop, but obviously the prop doesn't use the built-in onChange handling then and becomes non-editable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: