undefined or null width/height results in match

[navgarcha]

Within the context of 'react-container-query', when passing initialSize={{ width: undefined }} or initialSize={{ width: null }} you get a true in matchQueries for that className to be applied.

I would think we'd want false to be set here wherever we have a none numerical value passed in. Granted you could do a check like initialSize={width && { width }} to get around this but this seems a bit verbose.

[d6u]

So the current behavior is:

{min|max}Width would be ignored if width is not provided.

Same thing for height.

const query = {
   a: {minWidth: 400, maxWidth: 500, minHeight: 500, maxHeight: 600},
   b: {minHeight: 500, maxHeight: 600},
 };

matchQueries(query)({height: 550});

Above code return {a: true, b: true} in current behavior. Are you suggesting if we are missing width, all rules with {min|max}Width defined should be set to false, so above code should return {a: false, b: true}?