This change allows table columns to be generated using an iterator. For example (using PUG notation):
th(repeat.for='col of cols' aut-sort='key.bind: col.sortField')
can leave it up to individual columns to decide whether there is a key to be bound.
The workaround is to declare two th attributes, one with if.bind='col.sortField' and the other without.
Summary: I think throwing an exception is not necessary. Just ignore the attribute if it doesn't contain a key nor custom attribute.
This change allows table columns to be generated using an iterator. For example (using PUG notation):
th(repeat.for='col of cols' aut-sort='key.bind: col.sortField')can leave it up to individual columns to decide whether there is a key to be bound. The workaround is to declare twothattributes, one withif.bind='col.sortField'and the other without. Summary: I think throwing an exception is not necessary. Just ignore the attribute if it doesn't contain a key nor custom attribute.