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@conform-to/zod@1.2.0
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3a7f02e: fix(conform-zod): empty string default value support
Previously, we suggested using
.default()
to set a fallback value. However,.default()
does not work as expected withz.string().default('')
. This issue has now been resolved, but keep in mind that the default value is still subject to validation errors. For more predictable results, we recommend using.transform(value => value ?? defaultValue)
instead.Fix schema not allowing empty string through edmundhung/conform#676
3b8abb4: fix(conform-zod): enable zod object coercion
Conform should support nested fields with only checkboxes now. Fix Unexpected error hoisting edmundhung/conform#391.
Updated dependencies [ccf0ef4]
Updated dependencies [e44c9e7]
@conform-to/dom@1.2.0
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@conform-to/react@1.2.0
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@conform-to/yup@1.2.0
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