fix: null return for root bounds being null on dom rect #55
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@alexh-compyl Thanks for the PR! Will look to get this merged! |
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| function toEntryObject(entry) { | ||
| function toRectReadOnlyObject(obj) { | ||
| if (!obj) return null; |
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Could we update /src/index.ts with this change?
Then you can run npm run build which will update the .js file.
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Haha! Sorry about that. I was just debugging it and didn't even think to modify the actual typescript. Change has been made!
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In the instance root bounds is null on a
DomRectReadOnly, an exception is being thrown. rootBounds can legitimately be null in cases where there is no root intersection observer container defined, which is happening during an operation in our drag and drop implementation.Fixes #49