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When SetColumnWidth is called on a table after it has been initially rendered, a few extra row dividers are rendered.
On playing around with the amount of underlying data that was being updated, I noticed that this issue generally occurs when the underlying data set has a large number of columns (upwards of 10 columns as per my tests).
I also noticed a trend as such:
Less than 10 columns did not reproduce the issue
~10-15 columns caused the extra lines to be rendered, but the lines gradually disappeared on scrolling the table or resizing the window
Greater than 15 columns caused the lines to be persistent, and they did not disappear even on scrolling or resizing
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Notice the extra row dividers being rendered of the lower half of the window
Describe the bug:
When
SetColumnWidth
is called on a table after it has been initially rendered, a few extra row dividers are rendered.On playing around with the amount of underlying data that was being updated, I noticed that this issue generally occurs when the underlying data set has a large number of columns (upwards of 10 columns as per my tests).
I also noticed a trend as such:
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