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[EuiDataGrid] Columns resize infinite loop #4364
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This happened to me when I put flex items in a cell (#4160), are you doing anything special in |
We've had an internal report of this issue as well, which was not reproducible outside of that instance. Due to the interaction with flex grid - which the virtualization effort removes from data grid - I'm optimistic this is completely resolved in the near future without a workaround. |
Ok no problem. Thanks.
May i also ask if there should be a known reason for slower rendering than tables?
I can try to create codesandbox and open an issue if that's not the expected behavior
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We've had an internal report of this issue as well, which was not reproducible outside of that instance. Due to the interaction with flex grid - which the virtualization effort removes from data grid - I'm optimistic this is completely resolved in the near future without a workaround.
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We are tracking a few performance issues with EuiDataGrid in #4295 . In-progress work includes virtualization (#4170) and tracking hook calls (#4347). The main performance lag with EuiDataGrid is DOM creation for each cell, which is very dense compared to the other table components. The virtualization effort helps here, but we'll continue looking for ways to improve that initialization time. |
thanks. your work is highly appreciated
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We are tracking a few performance issues with EuiDataGrid in #4295<#4295> . In-progress work includes virtualization (#4170<#4170>) and tracking hook calls (#4347<#4347>).
The main performance lag with EuiDataGrid is DOM creation for each cell, which is very dense compared to the other table components. The virtualization effort helps here, but we'll continue looking for ways to improve that initialization time.
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I'm assuming this issue is no longer applicable now that EuiDataGrid is virtualized, so going to go ahead and close this. @lior-fortifieddata, please feel free to reopen this if you're still seeing this issue. |
I'm trying to resolve an issue when resizing a column in EuiDataGrid.
unfortunately I couldn't replicate it in CodeSandBox for more than 1.5 hours,
so I thought it worth asking the team if they know it already
I can share my screen if needed.
you can see the issue below:
when resizing a column, look at the scrollbar at the bottom.
It didnt happen when:
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