I've been maintaining a project for 4 years now (~40k downloads/mo on NPM, 400+ stars) that is simply glue code between a React form management library and a Re

I've been maintaining a project for 4 years now (~40k downloads/mo on NPM, 400+ stars) that is simply glue code between a React form management library and a React UI library. It was really hard to get right, still isn't perfect, and over the years has required several major upgrades to keep up with changes in all three. Luckily, I have very good unit tests and snapshots that ensure upgrades don't break things. You'd think it would be easier, but it isn't. I really wish React would just own the low level forms stuff and get rid of the need for a 3rd party form management library. That said, because it is frontend JS, there are 1000 different ways to bike shed this problem and because it is form stuff, there is no one solution that fits all use cases.