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const customRenderInput = useCallback(
(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => {
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(renderInputCallbackProps as StringInputProps)}
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
)
},
[renderInput, value?.mediaType]
React Hook useCallback has an unnecessary dependency: 'renderInput'. Either exclude it or remove the dependency array.
const customRenderInput = useCallback(
(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => {
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(renderInputCallbackProps as StringInputProps)}
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
)
},
[renderInput, value?.mediaType]
React Hook useCallback has an unnecessary dependency: 'renderInput'. Either exclude it or remove the dependency array.
const customRenderInput = useCallback(
(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => {
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(renderInputCallbackProps as StringInputProps)}
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
)
},
[renderInput, value?.mediaType]
React Hook useCallback has an unnecessary dependency: 'renderInput'. Either exclude it or remove the dependency array.
const customRenderInput = useCallback(
(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => {
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(renderInputCallbackProps as StringInputProps)}
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
)
},
[renderInput, value?.mediaType]
React Hook useCallback has an unnecessary dependency: 'renderInput'. Either exclude it or remove the dependency array.
The warning you're seeing is a result of the dependency array in your `useCallback` hook. The `useCallback` hook is designed to memoize a function and only recreate it if its dependencies change. However, it seems like the dependency `renderInput` might not be necessary in this case.
The warning suggests that you either exclude the dependency or remove the dependency array. Since you are not using `renderInput` within your `customRenderInput` function, you can simply remove it from the dependency array. Here's the modified code:
const customRenderInput = useCallback(
(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => {
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(renderInputCallbackProps as StringInputProps)}
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
);
},
[value?.mediaType]
);
By removing `renderInput` from the dependency array, you avoid the unnecessary warning while still having the correct dependencies for your `useCallback` hook. Just make sure that `renderInput` is not being used directly within the `customRenderInput` function for this change to be valid.
The warning you're seeing is a result of the dependency array in your `useCallback` hook. The `useCallback` hook is designed to memoize a function and only recreate it if its dependencies change. However, it seems like the dependency `renderInput` might not be necessary in this case.
The warning suggests that you either exclude the dependency or remove the dependency array. Since you are not using `renderInput` within your `customRenderInput` function, you can simply remove it from the dependency array. Here's the modified code:
const customRenderInput = useCallback(
(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => {
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(renderInputCallbackProps as StringInputProps)}
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
);
},
[value?.mediaType]
);
By removing `renderInput` from the dependency array, you avoid the unnecessary warning while still having the correct dependencies for your `useCallback` hook. Just make sure that `renderInput` is not being used directly within the `customRenderInput` function for this change to be valid.
The warning you're seeing is a result of the dependency array in your `useCallback` hook. The `useCallback` hook is designed to memoize a function and only recreate it if its dependencies change. However, it seems like the dependency `renderInput` might not be necessary in this case.
The warning suggests that you either exclude the dependency or remove the dependency array. Since you are not using `renderInput` within your `customRenderInput` function, you can simply remove it from the dependency array. Here's the modified code:
const customRenderInput = useCallback(
(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => {
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(renderInputCallbackProps as StringInputProps)}
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
);
},
[value?.mediaType]
);
By removing `renderInput` from the dependency array, you avoid the unnecessary warning while still having the correct dependencies for your `useCallback` hook. Just make sure that `renderInput` is not being used directly within the `customRenderInput` function for this change to be valid.
The warning you're seeing is a result of the dependency array in your `useCallback` hook. The `useCallback` hook is designed to memoize a function and only recreate it if its dependencies change. However, it seems like the dependency `renderInput` might not be necessary in this case.
The warning suggests that you either exclude the dependency or remove the dependency array. Since you are not using `renderInput` within your `customRenderInput` function, you can simply remove it from the dependency array. Here's the modified code:
const customRenderInput = useCallback(
(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => {
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(renderInputCallbackProps as StringInputProps)}
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
);
},
[value?.mediaType]
);
By removing `renderInput` from the dependency array, you avoid the unnecessary warning while still having the correct dependencies for your `useCallback` hook. Just make sure that `renderInput` is not being used directly within the `customRenderInput` function for this change to be valid.

Type '(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => JSX.Element' is not assignable to type 'RenderInputCallback<InputProps>'. Types of parameters 'renderInputCallbackProps' and 'inputProps' are incompatible. Type 'Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">' is not assignable to type 'InputProps'. Property 'renderDefault' is missing in type 'Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">' but required in type 'NumberInputProps<NumberSchemaType>'.
Type '(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => JSX.Element' is not assignable to type 'RenderInputCallback<InputProps>'. Types of parameters 'renderInputCallbackProps' and 'inputProps' are incompatible. Type 'Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">' is not assignable to type 'InputProps'. Property 'renderDefault' is missing in type 'Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">' but required in type 'NumberInputProps<NumberSchemaType>'.
Type '(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => JSX.Element' is not assignable to type 'RenderInputCallback<InputProps>'. Types of parameters 'renderInputCallbackProps' and 'inputProps' are incompatible. Type 'Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">' is not assignable to type 'InputProps'. Property 'renderDefault' is missing in type 'Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">' but required in type 'NumberInputProps<NumberSchemaType>'.
Type '(renderInputCallbackProps: InputProps) => JSX.Element' is not assignable to type 'RenderInputCallback<InputProps>'. Types of parameters 'renderInputCallbackProps' and 'inputProps' are incompatible. Type 'Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">' is not assignable to type 'InputProps'. Property 'renderDefault' is missing in type 'Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">' but required in type 'NumberInputProps<NumberSchemaType>'.
It seems like there might be some type compatibility issues in your code. The error you're encountering is related to the type of the `customRenderInput` function not matching the expected type `RenderInputCallback<InputProps>`.
The error message also indicates that there is a mismatch between the expected `NumberInputProps<NumberSchemaType>` and the actual type `Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">`.
To resolve this, you may need to ensure that the types are aligned correctly. Without having the full context of your code, I can provide a general suggestion. It looks like you might be trying to create a custom input renderer for a form component. Here's a possible way to adjust your code to align with the expected types:
const customRenderInput: RenderInputCallback<InputProps> = useCallback(
(inputProps: InputProps) => {
const { value } = inputProps; // Assuming value is present in InputProps
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(inputProps as StringInputProps)} // You might need to cast to the appropriate type here
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
Please adjust the code according to your specific requirements and types. Make sure that the types of `inputProps` and the type you are casting to (`StringInputProps` or similar) are correctly aligned. If the issue persists, it might help to provide more context or specific code snippets related to the `CustomStringInput` and other relevant parts of your code.
It seems like there might be some type compatibility issues in your code. The error you're encountering is related to the type of the `customRenderInput` function not matching the expected type `RenderInputCallback<InputProps>`.
The error message also indicates that there is a mismatch between the expected `NumberInputProps<NumberSchemaType>` and the actual type `Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">`.
To resolve this, you may need to ensure that the types are aligned correctly. Without having the full context of your code, I can provide a general suggestion. It looks like you might be trying to create a custom input renderer for a form component. Here's a possible way to adjust your code to align with the expected types:
const customRenderInput: RenderInputCallback<InputProps> = useCallback(
(inputProps: InputProps) => {
const { value } = inputProps; // Assuming value is present in InputProps
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(inputProps as StringInputProps)} // You might need to cast to the appropriate type here
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
Please adjust the code according to your specific requirements and types. Make sure that the types of `inputProps` and the type you are casting to (`StringInputProps` or similar) are correctly aligned. If the issue persists, it might help to provide more context or specific code snippets related to the `CustomStringInput` and other relevant parts of your code.
It seems like there might be some type compatibility issues in your code. The error you're encountering is related to the type of the `customRenderInput` function not matching the expected type `RenderInputCallback<InputProps>`.
The error message also indicates that there is a mismatch between the expected `NumberInputProps<NumberSchemaType>` and the actual type `Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">`.
To resolve this, you may need to ensure that the types are aligned correctly. Without having the full context of your code, I can provide a general suggestion. It looks like you might be trying to create a custom input renderer for a form component. Here's a possible way to adjust your code to align with the expected types:
const customRenderInput: RenderInputCallback<InputProps> = useCallback(
(inputProps: InputProps) => {
const { value } = inputProps; // Assuming value is present in InputProps
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(inputProps as StringInputProps)} // You might need to cast to the appropriate type here
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
Please adjust the code according to your specific requirements and types. Make sure that the types of `inputProps` and the type you are casting to (`StringInputProps` or similar) are correctly aligned. If the issue persists, it might help to provide more context or specific code snippets related to the `CustomStringInput` and other relevant parts of your code.
It seems like there might be some type compatibility issues in your code. The error you're encountering is related to the type of the `customRenderInput` function not matching the expected type `RenderInputCallback<InputProps>`.
The error message also indicates that there is a mismatch between the expected `NumberInputProps<NumberSchemaType>` and the actual type `Omit<InputProps, "renderDefault">`.
To resolve this, you may need to ensure that the types are aligned correctly. Without having the full context of your code, I can provide a general suggestion. It looks like you might be trying to create a custom input renderer for a form component. Here's a possible way to adjust your code to align with the expected types:
const customRenderInput: RenderInputCallback<InputProps> = useCallback(
(inputProps: InputProps) => {
const { value } = inputProps; // Assuming value is present in InputProps
// Add a label showing the current value of 'mediaType'
return (
<Stack>
{/* Call the original renderInput function, passing along input props */}
<CustomStringInput
{...(inputProps as StringInputProps)} // You might need to cast to the appropriate type here
/>
<Flex paddingTop={2} justify="flex-end">
<Text size={1} muted>
<em>({value?.mediaType && `Type: ${value.mediaType}`})</em>
</Text>
</Flex>
</Stack>
Please adjust the code according to your specific requirements and types. Make sure that the types of `inputProps` and the type you are casting to (`StringInputProps` or similar) are correctly aligned. If the issue persists, it might help to provide more context or specific code snippets related to the `CustomStringInput` and other relevant parts of your code.
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