Warning: Using UNSAFE_componentWillReceiveProps in strict mode is not recommended and may indicate bugs in your code. See https://fb.me/react-unsafe-component-lifecycles for details.

[mukhtorov]

Currently Im using "react-big-calendar": "^0.28.1" "react": "^16.13.1". Maybe these errors coming from deprecated react features. Any update for react hooks?

[VedkalAlexey]

Could you please leave any comments?

[qetr1ck-op]

Seems not ...

[faragos]

Any update? Is there a way to disable it?

[danieljamesross]

If you disable <React.StrictMode> these errors go away but this is hardly a real fix, I'm afraid.

[GioPan04]

So there is no way to use this package with StrictMode?
This is so sad...

[pietrofxq]

I am planning to get rid of these errors soon, and convert the codebase to typescript so we can remove @types/react-big-calendar

[ritamcastro]

Hi there,

we are using the following set of dependencies

"dependencies": {
    "react": "17.0.1",
    "react-big-calendar": "^0.33.5",
    "react-dates": "^21.8.0",
    "react-dom": "17.0.1",
  }

and getting the same issue reported here.

Are there any plans to merge your correction to production?

Cheers,

[kimgysen]

Reminder in August. Can this be given some priority? I think this is a great widget, but it's a bit disturbing to get your console filled with error messages when just following the basic example as posted in the docs. I don't feel this should be.

[NaimishVerma17]

Any updates?

[tonykimminseok]

Reminder in 2022, Are these warning okay to ignore for now or will these warnings have potentials to break the frontend side?
Also I was wondering about disabling <React.StrictMode>, I know that it would do some tricks, but it's not a real fix...
Anyone in 2022 got any ideas?

[cutterbl]

@tonykimminseok These are only warnings of coming changes to React. They will not break current code.

[Ofineo]

Do we have any update on when this can get fixed?

[Klerith]

So sad to see this after years... people will stop using this package just because of this. I know it's hard to maintain an open-source code project, but you can do it!