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With this change (#4135) some components stop event propagation. This breaks native browser event handling for e.g. forms. In the following example the <form> native onchange event is not fired when the DBInput changes. Therefore it is fired, when changing the native <input>s value
<formonChange={(event) => console.log('form: on change event', event)}><DBInputlabel={'Test on change and on input events'}
onInput={(event) => console.log('on input event', event.target.value)}
onChange={(event) => console.log('on change event', event.target.value)}
/><input></input></form>
Expected Behaviour
Browsers default event propagation should not be stopped by components.