Disabled a-radio Component Still Clickable

[aistfan98]

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Version

2.0.0

Environment

macOS Mojave Version 10.14.16, Google Chrome Version 93.0.4577.82 (Official Build) (x86_64), Vue Version ^3.0.5

Reproduction link

Steps to reproduce

Follow the provided Code Sandbox link. When arriving at the page, you might get an error in the browser saying something along the lines of "You cannot use import statements outside of a module." Simply refresh the browser page, and this error should be gone. For some reason Code Sandbox does not always transpile all modules on load.

Anyway, once you have the working app, simply attempt clicking the disabled radio button. You will see that the associated on click handler runs, which is unexpected. In addition, at various points around the button itself, the user's cursor will shift from the 'not-allowed' state to 'pointer', which is also unexpected. I will include a screenshot of this pointer cursor on this issue.

What is expected?

Disabled radio buttons should not be clickable, just like regular disabled buttons. The cursor should always be in a "not-allowed" state when hovering over the disabled a-radio component, and the associated onClick handler should not run on click.

What is actually happening?

Not only does the onClick hander run when the disabled a-radio component is clicked, but the cursor also transitions to a "cursor" state at certain points around the button

[tangjinzhou]

1、we will fix cursor issue at 3.0. you can custom css to fix it at 2.x， like .ant-radio-wrapper-disabled { cursor: 'not-allowed'}
2、we not disabled click event, you should use @update:checked or @change or v-model:checked
3、you can not set type="primary", this is invalid type for input.
4、recomend to upgrade to vue@3.2 and antdv@2.2 or 3.0

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