Warning: Received `true` for a non-boolean attribute `someProp`

[jpggvilaca]

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What is the current behavior?
When I pass a boolean prop, say:

<SomeComponent enable /> I get this warning for the enable prop, this wasn't happening in React 15.x. Do I need to use prop="true" or prop={true} ? why?

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What is the expected behavior?
Not getting this warning

Which versions of React, and which browser / OS are affected by this issue? Did this work in previous versions of React?
React 16.3.2 | Google Chrome

[gaearon]

You’ll only get this warning if SomeComponent itself passes all its props (including the boolean one) to the DOM element like a div. Fix it to stop passing the props that aren’t real DOM props, and the problem will be solved. It’s hard to say more without a running code example.

[jpggvilaca]

That's exactly what's happening. I was passing {...this.props} to a DOM element to make it as flexible as possible. Problem solved. Thanks!