fix(ui5-table-growing): invalidate table onActivate #10952
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aborjinik
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| if (this.type === TableGrowingMode.Scroll && !this._table) { | ||
| this._invalidateTable(); | ||
| } |
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I am a little confused Duc.
If this._table is not yet set how this._invalidateTable();is going to work? I guess these lines does nothing but then how tests are covering this?
you might probably set this._table in line 151 but can we somehow let the lines 168-170 handle this?
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With PR #10949, invalidation is fixed. This uncovers an issue in TableGrowing (type: Scroll), where the growing button is not rendered.
This is due to the fact, that during initial rendering the table tries to figure out whether the table exceeds the scrollport, but this is not possible yet, as the feature is not active yet.
Forcing an invalidation of growing activation solves this issue.