Fire off number updates eagerly#3282
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react-aria waits until a blur event to parse inputs and emit numbers. This is nice except that validation is stuck waiting for a blur event (so, e.g., all your form contents are valid, but the submit button is disabled, because we're waiting for you to blur your input). While it'd be nice for react-aria to support some kind of "eager mode", we can pretty easily write one ourselves, by forcing a `commit` whenever we get suspicious.
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react-aria waits until a blur event to parse inputs and emit numbers. This is nice except that validation is stuck waiting for a blur event (so, e.g., all your form contents are valid, but the submit button is disabled, because we're waiting for you to blur your input). While it'd be nice for react-aria to support some kind of "eager mode", we can pretty easily write one ourselves, by forcing a
commitwhenever we get suspicious.Resolves #3249 / #2647