Closed niloc132 closed 2 days ago
Introduced by #5890.
When scrolled past the first "page" of data, expanding and collapsing rows doesn't apply to the row that the user intended.
Steps to reproduce:
from deephaven import empty_table t = empty_table(10000).update(["I=i", "J=i == 0 ? null : (int)(i / 100)"]).tree(id_col="I", parent_col="J")
Expected: more rows are visible past the end of the currently visible rows, and the last visible row is marked as expanded.
Actual: Bottom row is still marked as collapsed, and no other rows are visible.
It is also often possible to find rows that, when expand is clicked, instead rows below them will expand.
Introduced by #5890.
When scrolled past the first "page" of data, expanding and collapsing rows doesn't apply to the row that the user intended.
Steps to reproduce:
Expected: more rows are visible past the end of the currently visible rows, and the last visible row is marked as expanded.
Actual: Bottom row is still marked as collapsed, and no other rows are visible.
It is also often possible to find rows that, when expand is clicked, instead rows below them will expand.