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It technically works to pass a "ReactRouterLink" component, but it indeed raise a Typescript Error |
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In the Link docs there is an example of passing a React Router Link component in the
componentproperty. However, the docs show that this property only accepts strings.When I try this in my own project (Typescript) - I get the typing errors that the component isn't a string, which matches the docs.
Is the example in the docs incorrect?
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