The official package states that you will now receive a warning if you try to use the PropTypes.{Type}(...) for runtime validation (annoying as s#!t); but then they go on to say that library checking with PropTypes.checkPropTypes(...) is available.
You can get runtime property-type checking to complement your static type checking. Honestly I think both are kind of a smell in JS.
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This depends on how you are using PropTypes.
The official package states that you will now receive a warning if you try to use the
PropTypes.{Type}(...)for runtime validation (annoying as s#!t); but then they go on to say that library checking withPropTypes.checkPropTypes(...)is available.You can get runtime property-type checking to complement your static type checking. Honestly I think both are kind of a smell in JS.