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docs: fix refs type error in Basic Drawer component usage#1279
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📝 Description
This PR prevents type definition errors when using the Basic Drawer Example.
⛳️ Current behavior (updates)
A TypeScript type definition error is detected when using the existing Basic Drawer Example Code.
This is not a problem in working, but if you have set restrictions at build time, such as with ESLint, you will need to use
@ts-ignoreor other means to deal with the problem.Here is the error when opened in VSCode.
🚀 New behavior
By specifying
current, the corresponding type definition error was suppressed.💣 Is this a breaking change (Yes/No):
No
📝 Additional Information
This may be a temporary fix, but we would like to modify it so that it is not boring for beginning students who use Example.
Best regards,