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Make Div implement HasOrderedComponents #8188
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Should be fairly straightforward for to contribute this. Adding unit tests should be enough for testing. For new contributors, please check the guide first https://github.com/vaadin/flow/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md |
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Closes #8188 This PR implements HasOrderedComponents for all common HTML layout elements: - Aside - Article - Div - Footer - Header - Main - Nav - Section The test is created in the base test class to simplify the unit testing of all components. To make sure that the interface isn't removed by accident, every class implements the test explicitly and fails if the interface is removed.
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Closes #8188 This PR implements HasOrderedComponents for all common HTML layout elements: - Aside - Article - Div - Footer - Header - Main - Nav - Section The test is created in the base test class to simplify the unit testing of all components. To make sure that the interface isn't removed by accident, every class implements the test explicitly and fails if the interface is removed. (cherry picked from commit 46118cc)
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Closes #8188 This PR implements HasOrderedComponents for all common HTML layout elements: - Aside - Article - Div - Footer - Header - Main - Nav - Section The test is created in the base test class to simplify the unit testing of all components. To make sure that the interface isn't removed by accident, every class implements the test explicitly and fails if the interface is removed.
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Closes #8188 This PR implements HasOrderedComponents for all common HTML layout elements: - Aside - Article - Div - Footer - Header - Main - Nav - Section The test is created in the base test class to simplify the unit testing of all components. To make sure that the interface isn't removed by accident, every class implements the test explicitly and fails if the interface is removed. (cherry picked from commit 46118cc)
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This would expose useful helpers such as
getComponentAt
andindexOf
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