Hide RowSeparatorStroke if row is set to visible = false

GoJS
1

Hello,

I have a table with row separators:

const tablePanel = new go.Panel(go.Panel.Table, {
            defaultRowSeparatorStroke: "gray",
            defaultColumnSeparatorStroke: "gray",
            defaultSeparatorPadding: new go.Margin(2, 3, 2, 3),
});

The table has rows. Now I hide some of the table rows through a binding by setting visible to false:
tableRowPanel.bind("visible", "something", (something: string) => formula.isVisible(something));

The rows are hidden, but the separator stroke between the visible row and the invisible row is still being displayed. See this example (first row is hidden, then 2 are visible, yet there are 2 separators displayed)

grafik
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I would expect that only one separator is shown (the top separator should not be displayed). How can I make sure it is not displayed?

2

I can’t reproduce this. I tried to, here: https://codepen.io/simonsarris/pen/xxWEryw?editors=1010

But it works as I’d expect. Can you modify that sample to be more like your setup?

3

By the way, precisely which version of GoJS are you using?

4

Sorry for the late reply.

Just hide Alice and show Bob:

The top separator should not be shown because there is no row to separate from.

We are using 2.2.12

5

We have already fixed this:

6

In case you don’t get a notification from walter’s post edit, we have just released 2.2.13 which fixes this issue.

7

Awesome, thanks!