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Current behavior
When passing accessibleWhenDisabled items aren't marked as disabled, which leads to subtle bugs (i.e., expanding an accordion disabled).
Steps to reproduce the bug
- Open sandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/modest-water-uciron?file=/src/combobox.tsx
- Open the console
- Notice only one of the composite items is actually disabled
Expected behavior
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In #150 @ivoelbert added support to pass in padding to the scrollTo which is useful, however I need this to happen when appendRow is called as well. In my fork I'm just adding overscrollY to the scrollY here
but it might be better to make this
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Currently there are no types shipped with the package, would be nice to do this
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This is a question/request, but I am happy to try to contribute if you can point me in the right direction :)
I notice when using
useSelect, if I have a number of entries in the Select dropdown like "San Francisco", "San Diego", and "San Antonio", If I type "San F", it doesn't select the appropriate entry because the space key causes the dropdown to close. So - is there a way to prevent this