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[Question] Future plans, roadmap, data lazy loading, paging #1804
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Here at work we use the canary version since you guys did a great work reworking the css. We are just questionning the need of removing old api of #1762 (row selection), I don't think it costs a lot to leave it, if the prop is not given, react won't render it. We have to render our lists with checkbox to select rows (customer demands) and we use a wrapper on the Row so we can handle the onClick, when clicking on the row it redirects the user to the item route. We also use this same row wrapper to add row actions at the end of the line (one thing that was missing in the api, it appears on :hover). (old list component before use of rdg) If we can add some stuff here: nice to fix
nice to keep
nice to have
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@MirKml
If you are still using v6 and planning to keep using this
I believe for the grid itself, it doesn't need to support the |
@jwallet
This indeed is a problem and so as the old APIs like
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something which stays over the line when scrolling horizontally (like absolute position) to show actions buttons (icons) (insert, delete, move), pretty much like using the contextual menu but for quick access. |
Thanks for answers. |
Hello guys.
Your component is nice, we are using it extensively. But this year we are watching some uncertainty in development of this package. Answer please our questions, we are considering switch to another component and clarifying current development state and future plans help us a lot.
Current master seems to without any significant work, even bugs and pull requests are leaving untouched. Most of new work is currently in next and canary branches, all seems to is rewritten and refactored into Typescript.
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