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I know that this issue has been reported earlier but I am not sure whether it is fixed or not. If I try to set the loading state manually by passing the isLoading prop to the selector, it doesn't show loading effect. I modified the example provided in the doc a bit- You can check it here. Example
Without this prop working, we can't use react-select's Async functionality, if we are using any side effect library such as saga. The example given in documentation expects us to call the api inside the loadOptions function by using promises etc.
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I know that this issue has been reported earlier but I am not sure whether it is fixed or not. If I try to set the loading state manually by passing the
isLoading
prop to the selector, it doesn't show loading effect. I modified the example provided in the doc a bit- You can check it here.Example
Without this prop working, we can't use react-select's Async functionality, if we are using any side effect library such as saga. The example given in documentation expects us to call the api inside the
loadOptions
function by using promises etc.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: