Execute this in the browser console: document.querySelector("dashboard-demo").set("people.0.age", 99);
Expected
The age of Joe Fabiano (first row) should be re-rendered as 99.
Actual
Nothing happens after changing the age to 99 with Polymer notification protocol unless you click somewhere on the page .
Clicking forces the re-render because of the option options.observeChanges, which forces change dirty checking on mouse events and has nothing to do with Polymer notification protocol.
IMO observeChanges should be turned off for hot-table and Polymer notification protocol should be supported.
PS. actually observeChanges feature in Handsontable might be causing more wrong than good, because it can sometimes hide other issues. I'd suggest to remove observeChanges option from Handsontable.
I have a working implementation of this. Will make a PR.
warpech
commented
6 years ago
Steps to reproduce
document.querySelector("dashboard-demo").set("people.0.age", 99);Expected
The age of Joe Fabiano (first row) should be re-rendered as 99.
Actual
Nothing happens after changing the age to 99 with Polymer notification protocol unless you click somewhere on the page .
Clicking forces the re-render because of the option
options.observeChanges, which forces change dirty checking on mouse events and has nothing to do with Polymer notification protocol.IMO
observeChangesshould be turned off forhot-tableand Polymer notification protocol should be supported.PS. actually
observeChangesfeature in Handsontable might be causing more wrong than good, because it can sometimes hide other issues. I'd suggest to removeobserveChangesoption from Handsontable.I have a working implementation of this. Will make a PR.