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Try to keep context with bind:

Walking through I was not able to repro your issue...and I believe it may be because you are using time.sleep to wait for elements to appear; drawback to this is sometimes it waits too long (a pain when debugging); or sometimes not long enough (and you error and have to iterate through testing attempts).

A better approach might be to leverage expected conditions to be met before interacting with an element. Might want to try something like below...

CSS modules in Gatsby v3 onwards needs to be imported as ES modules, so your:

Looks like you are using venv, did you activate it before running your script?

For Linux/Mac you can do the following:

Just to be clear, do you want to clear the state when you go back from FormScreen or just clear the state when you move to any other screen from this one?

For back action, your code seems to ok, but you wouldn't be able to check if the state is in fact cleared, since the component is unmounted anyway on back!

As for the focus change scenario, in react-navigation v6, you might want to use the Navigation Events listeners to get the screen focus/blur. Try to change your code as below:

You could utilize a template string like {`${type}`}

I would think you're going to end up with [Object] as your text body, but that's a good starting point to start getting the values that you want.

Edit: The ` are called backticks and they're used for creating template strings or string literals. Instead of using double quotes to represent a string value, we use these. Template strings are able to have nested object values inside of them and print their string representation. If it's just a JSON object that you're trying to print in the template string, you're going to wind up printing [Object]. That's going to tell you that you're not actually printing the value of the object that you want, and you're probably after type.value, but to find the key/value of the object that you may be looking for, you could try something like {`${JSON.stringify(type)}`}.

You can definitely nest the map functions :

where with fields in curly braces uses AND operator. You can see it in docs here: https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/blob/master/docs/find-options.md

If dct is your dictionary from the question, you can do: