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I have the following code, with the v1 beta-5:
```js
import React, { useRef } from 'react';
import { VirtuosoGrid } from "react-virtuoso";
const App = () => {
const gridRef = useRef(null); …
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Hi Petyo,
thanks for creating react-virtuoso. It works really great for me.
I just upgraded to 1.0 and wanted to try the new `data` parameter in `itemContent` and noticed it was typed `any` inst…
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Hey all,
I had to implement a time picker for work that was modeled off of an existing UWP/WPF component. The picker could scroll infinitely (or at least appeared to) in either direction, allowing…
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If the overscan changes after mounting Virtuoso, e.g. from 0 to NUMBER, Virtuoso doesn't take that change into account. For me this occurs because I'm calculating the overscan based on the number of i…
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If initialTopMostItemIndex puts an unusually large item at the top of the visible area of the list, scrolling up from there causes large jumps and looks janky. I had tried setting a small defaultItemH…
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@petyosi Hello, many thanks and congratulations with v1 release! Reverse endless scrolling works as expected with plain Virtuoso list, and I'm trying to achieve the same behavior with GroupedVirtuoso,…
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V1 brings improvements to reverse infinite scrolling behavior - suitable for **chat** and **feed** user interfaces. Give it a try today:
```sh
npm install react-virtuoso@next
```
Important n…
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## Header component is buggy
### Demo
https://my-virtuoso.vercel.app/
^ as you can see footer behaves as described in docs – appears at the end of the scroll.
Header, on the other side, jiggl…
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It seams that the `overscan` property of the `GroupedVirtuoso` component is ignored when the scroll position is at the top of the list. As soon as I start scrolling the `overscan` value seems to work …
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Repro steps:
1. open https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-l1eibb-ghmdzz?file=ExampleComponents.js
2. click add item
3. click add item
Expected
Second iteme added to both non-virtualized and virtu…