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fix(Table): measure virtualized rows with variable heights - #7204
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly identifies the main change: measuring virtualized table rows with variable heights. Description check The description directly explains the virtualization measurement bug, the implemented fix, expanded-row behavior, and verification results. Linked Issues check Issue #6907requires dynamic measurement of rendered virtualizedUTablerows and invocation ofmeasureElement.Table.vuenow assigns measurement refs, passes a configurable index attribute, remo…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within virtualized table measurement. The implementation, focused tests, and table documentation directly support issue #6907. No unrelated change is shown.
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- Line 597: Update the row attribute binding in Table.vue to use the configured
virtualizer indexAttribute, falling back to data-index when none is set, so
measureElement can associate each row with its virtual item.
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test/components/Table.spec.ts: 1
580-605: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert that measured heights change virtualizer geometry.
The test uses a fixed five-row fixture and only checks that
measureElementwas called. Its return value is never observed. The test would still pass ifTable.vueinvoked the callback but ignored the returned height.Add a variable-height case with an
estimateSizethat allows all rows to render when measurements are ignored. Then assert that the measured taller row reduces the rendered range or changes a spacer size.Suggested fix
+ it('uses measured row heights for virtualization', async () => { + const measureElement = vi.fn((element: Element) => element.getAttribute('data-index') === '0' ? 100 : 20) + + const wrapper = await mountSuspended(Table, { + props: { + data, + virtualize: { + observeElementRect: (_, cb) => cb({ width: 1000, height: 100 }), + estimateSize: 20, + overscan: 0, + measureElement + } + }, + attachTo: document.body + }) + await flushPromises() + + expect(wrapper.findAll('tbody tr[data-index]').length).toBeLessThan(data.length) + + wrapper.unmount() + })🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @test/components/Table.spec.ts:
- Around line 580-605: Extend the Table virtualization tests with a
variable-height case that verifies measured heights affect virtualizer geometry,
rather than only checking that `measureElement` is called. Configure
`estimateSize` and the viewport so ignoring the measured height would render all
rows, then assert that the measured taller row changes the rendered range or a
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Heights are cached by index now, so after a sort or filter the rows end up with the wrong height. Could you add getItemKey: index => centerRows.value[index]?.id ?? index to the defaults? Also the expanded <tr> isn't measured, so virtualizer.measure() won't help there.
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Thanks! Both addressed: Rows are now keyed by row.id. A static getItemKey in the defaults wasn't enough, though: the virtualizer memoizes measurements on the getItemKey reference, so with the same function and same count a sort wouldn't invalidate them. The key function is recreated whenever centerRows changes (a user-provided getItemKey still wins). Added tests for both cc: @benjamincanac |
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Review comments at @src/runtime/components/Table.vue:
- Around line 470-471: Update the getItemKey getter in Table.vue so a supplied
callback is wrapped in a new function whenever centerRows changes, while still
returning the keys produced by the supplied callback; avoid returning the
unchanged supplied function reference so the virtualizer refreshes its
measurements after row reordering.
- Line 462: Update the virtualizer options so the final measureElement callback
is installed after the virtualize spread, invokes the configured measurement
callback for the parent row, and adds the mapped expanded sibling’s height when
present; preserve the collapse behavior when no expanded sibling is mapped.
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🔗 Linked issue
Resolves #6907
Related: #6101, #6379
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📚 Description
With
virtualizeenabled, rendered rows were never registered with the virtualizer, so it kept relying onestimateSize. Each row was also forced toheight: estimateSize. Rows with taller content rendered taller than estimated, so the total height kept changing after scrolling stopped, which caused the scroll jitter in #6907. AmeasureElementpassed throughvirtualizewas never called (#6101).This PR follows the approach suggested in #6379, the same setup
ScrollAreauses:virtualizer.measureElementas a ref on each virtualized<tr>and addsdata-index, so TanStack Virtual measures rows and observes them for resizeheight: virtualRow.sizeso rows keep their natural heightmeasureElementis now actually invokedExpanded rows (the sibling
<tr>) are not measured automatically;virtualizer.measure()can be called after toggling, as discussed in #6379.Note: rows shorter than
estimateSizeare no longer stretched to it and render at their natural height.Verified in the playground with 1,000 variable-height rows: before,
measureElementwas never called and the total height kept changing at rest; after, heights settle once rows are measured and stay stable on revisit and at the bottom of the table.📝 Checklist