Warn users that resetting the form while passing values will also reset defaultValues #1132
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…et defaultValues Added documentation that warns users that when calling `reset` with `values`, the form's `defaultValues` updates accordingly, which means subsequent calls to `reset` will use the previously passed `values` instead of the form's original `defaultValues`. This helps developers who call `reset` with API responses to be aware that subsequent `reset` only revert back to that API response
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Added documentation that warns users that when calling
resetwithvalues, the form'sdefaultValuesupdates accordingly, which means subsequent calls toresetwill use the previously passedvaluesinstead of the form's originaldefaultValues. This helps developers who callresetwith API responses to be aware that subsequentresetonly revert back to that API response