React styled: Wrapper component produces `Using kebab-case for css properties in objects is not supported. Did you mean ariaLabel?` error

Question

Using emotion/styled v11

Background

In order to change the default type of all buttons in my project, I wrote a wrapper component WrappedButton for the HTML <button> . In order to allow this new WrappedButton component to be styled ( styled(WrappedButton)({...}) ), I needed to wrap my WrapperButton with styled .

Problem

When trying to set the aria-label attribute on my WrappedButton I get the console error Using kebab-case for css properties in objects is not supported. Did you mean ariaLabel? Using kebab-case for css properties in objects is not supported. Did you mean ariaLabel?

When I change aria-label to ariaLabel , there's no error, but then the label is not set.

Question

How can I get rid of the error while keeping my use cases intact?

Code

WrappedButton

type ButtonPropsType = React.DetailedHTMLProps<React.ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>, HTMLButtonElement>;
type RefType = ((instance: HTMLButtonElement | null) => void) | React.RefObject<HTMLButtonElement> | null | undefined;

/** 
  * This is needed in order to allow the button to be styled by
  * emotion (`styled(WrappedButton)({...})`
 **/
const StylableButton = styled.button({}, (props: ButtonPropsType) => ({
    ...(props as any),
}));

// change default `type` from `submit` to `button`
const defaultProps: ButtonPropsType = {
    type: 'button',
};

export const WrappedButton = forwardRef((props: ButtonPropsType, ref: RefType) => {
    return <StylableButton {...defaultProps} ref={ref} {...props} />;
});
WrappedButton.displayName = 'Button';

Usage

test('A', () => {
    render(<WrappedButton aria-label='foo'>a</WrappedButton>);
});

What I've tried:

shouldForwardProp

const StylableButton = styled('button',
  {
  //shouldForwardProp: (prop) => (prop !== 'aria-label')
  }
)({}, (props: ButtonPropsType) => ({
    shouldForwardProp: (prop) => (prop !== 'aria-label'),
    ...(props as any),
}));

Answer 1

Figured out from vighnesh153 's comment:

The solution is to remove mentioning of props from the definition of StylableButton :

const StylableButton = styled.button();

Apparently, everything works as expected already behind the scenes without mentioning the props.

Here's the full source:

type ButtonPropsType = React.DetailedHTMLProps<React.ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>, HTMLButtonElement>;
type RefType = ((instance: HTMLButtonElement | null) => void) | React.RefObject<HTMLButtonElement> | null | undefined;

/** 
  * This is needed in order to allow the button to be styled by
  * emotion (`styled(WrappedButton)({...})`
 **/
const StylableButton = styled.button();

// change default `type` from `submit` to `button`
const defaultProps: ButtonPropsType = {
    type: 'button',
};

export const WrappedButton = forwardRef((props: ButtonPropsType, ref: RefType) => {
    return <StylableButton {...defaultProps} ref={ref} {...props} />;
});
WrappedButton.displayName = 'Button';