<Link> does not ignore the onClick event handler
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I'm sorry, but the |
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Sorry my bad, it is a correct detail that I was missing. Going to checkout the code |
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In the current implementation, the
onClickprop is discarded by the appliedonClick: (e) => visit(e)handler.This fix ensures the handler is correctly passed down and ran. It then only runs the
visit()function if the event wasn't default prevented, giving the user the possibility to cancel the visit by cancelling the click.Also added the types to match the props type.