Fix infinite resize issue with scrollbar set to "always" #485
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Thanks. I confirmed the issue. I'll merge the PR after I check why it happens in detail. |
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Just a note, it can be reproduced on windows too |
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Issue: in reversed list with small number of items at some breakpoint infinite resize can happen.
Precondition: show scrollbar set to "always" in system setting.
The issue happens in Chrome and Edge, and doesn't happen in Safari
Video:
Screen.Recording.2024-08-08.at.10.18.55.mov
I couldn't fully understand how it works, but it depends on the styles of the element that wraps the virtual list component. In Codesandbox you can find 2 examples - where the issue happens and where it doesn't.
Experimentally I found out that setting
overflow-y: hiddento virtual list items wrapper element fixes the issue. It looks like it's safe to add this style (Or it isn't? 😁 I see that some e2e tests are failed. Is is because of my changes?).Note: I haven't tested horizontal scroll and don't know if it requires different styles