Nerdlet Icons errors

#1

Nerdlet Icons errors

Description
I am working in some nerdlets and today suddently when nerdlet loads, displays this error in every icon I have

You are passing a hardcoded type to icon ("interface--chevron--chevron-bottom--size-8"); use the constant reference ("Icon.TYPE.INTERFACE__CHEVRON__CHEVRON_BOTTOM__SIZE_8") or change it to the right value ("interface--chevron--chevron-bottom--size-8") (due 2/28/2021)

My code

<Dropdown
      title={'title'}
      iconType={Dropdown.ICON_TYPE.INTERFACE__CHEVRON__CHEVRON_BOTTOM__SIZE_8}
    >
     <DropdownItem>
        Item
     </DropdownItem>
</Dropdown>

How can I fix it?

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#2

Came here to ask the same question. All icons in my app disappeared today with the same error.

#3

That’s really strange. Is the icon still showing up in the dropdown even though you’re seeing this error. Also, I’m curious if this is still an issue after a few days. I’ve used this before as you have and haven’t run into the problem

#4

It looks like my icons are back this morning. No changes on my end though. @dgolden are you aware of any changes deployed recently that would explain this?

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#5

Yesterday I still had the problem, but today all my icons are visible with no errors. I didn’t change anything by the way :thinking:

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#6

Super weird. I’m certain this is an issue on our end. That said, I’d like to capture this and run it by the team responsible for it. @alex.plaza.gonzalez or @dpena if you end up seeing this issue again, can you tag me in a post or comment with a screenshot of the errors in the console? Thank you!

#7

Thanks @dgolden. By the way, even though I can see the icons now, I’m still seeing this warning:

[a56297d6-4f7c-4559-983e-da61e7dcb2b2.nr…] You are passing a hardcoded type to icon 
("interface--info--info"); use the constant reference ("Icon.TYPE.INTERFACE__INFO__INFO") or change 
it to the right value ("interface--info--info") (due 2/28/2021)

Interestingly, this is my code:

<Icon type={Icon.TYPE.INTERFACE__INFO__INFO} />

Which it’s already what the warning is asking me to use.

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