Disabled prop no longer passed to WrappedComponent

[davidgoli]

Our implementation of a sortable list ca. 0.0.9 depended on the disabled prop being passed through to the wrapped child component, but it appears as of 0.6.2 this is no longer the case. Our workaround currently looks like this:

const Item = SortableElement(({ child, itemClassName, disableSorting }) => {
  const classes = classnames('sortable-item', { 'sortable-item--disabled': disableSorting }, itemClassName)
  return <RecordListItem className={classes}>{child}</RecordListItem>
})

const List = SortableContainer(({ items, loaded, copy, itemClassName, disableSorting }) => {
  const renderChild = (child, index) => {
    const props = {
      key: `item-${index}`,
      itemClassName,
      index,
      child,
      disabled: disableSorting,
      disableSorting,
    }
    return <Item {...props} />
  }

  return (
    <RecordList loaded={loaded} copy={copy}>
      {items.map(renderChild)}
    </RecordList>
  )
})

Would be great to just use the disabled prop and not have a duplicate prop for this. Is there any reason why disabled is explicitly omitted from the passed-through props?

[clauderic]

Yeah, this is an unfortunate side-effect of #98

See #128 and #180 for more context