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Since updating to PrimeReact 10.9.1, we have a DataTable that has broken. The table column header does not show (CSS seems to have no height as this can be altered to make it show), and the table body has no content rendered.
Previously worked in v10.8.5, and works if we rollback to that version.
Note that the data is being returned from the server, the console logs show that the data is being passed to the DataTable, and the table paginator is updating with the correct page count.
Expected Output (As shown in v10.8.5):
Broken state (from v10.9.1):
The virtual scroller CSS can be modified to give it height, which shows the header row:
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Jan 24, 2025
Describe the bug
Since updating to PrimeReact 10.9.1, we have a DataTable that has broken. The table column header does not show (CSS seems to have no height as this can be altered to make it show), and the table body has no content rendered.
Previously worked in v10.8.5, and works if we rollback to that version.
Note that the data is being returned from the server, the console logs show that the data is being passed to the DataTable, and the table paginator is updating with the correct page count.
Expected Output (As shown in v10.8.5):
Broken state (from v10.9.1):
The virtual scroller CSS can be modified to give it height, which shows the header row:
However the table body node is empty:
Reproducer
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Steps to reproduce the behavior
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Expected behavior
Expect the data table to be populated with data and the column headers to be visible.
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