fix(react-stately): set allowOverflow on TableLayout nodes for sticky columns - #10528
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… columns Fixes adobe#10518 by setting allowOverflow = true across TableLayout nodes (header, headerrow, column, row, cell), ensuring that columns marked as sticky via isStickyColumn() are not clipped during virtualized scroll. Signed-off-by: sundeep8967 <sundeep8967@gmail.com>
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Description
TableLayoutexposesisStickyColumn()as a protected extension point to configure sticky columns. While overriding it setsLayoutInfo.isStickyand maintains persisted indices,TableLayoutpreviously never setLayoutInfo.allowOverflow = trueon its layout nodes.As a result, in
VirtualizerItem(layoutInfoToStyle), sticky column cells were clipped and offset by parent scroll coordinates rather than remaining visually pinned in the viewport during virtualized horizontal scrolling.Solution
Updated
TableLayout.tsacrossbuildTableHeader,buildHeaderRow,buildColumn,buildRow, andbuildCellto setallowOverflow = true, bringingTableLayoutin line with sibling layouts (ListLayout,GridLayout,WaterfallLayout).Fixes #10518