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Adding a new row to table with colspans should repeat the structure of the previous row #6549

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oleq opened this issue Apr 3, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #6748
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domain:ui/ux This issue reports a problem related to UI or UX. package:table type:bug This issue reports a buggy (incorrect) behavior.

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oleq commented Apr 3, 2020

📝 Provide detailed reproduction steps (if any)

  1. Create a table with horizontally merged cells at the beginning.
  2. Start creating new rows.

✔️ Expected result

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the geometry of the previous row is preserved.

❌ Actual result

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The geometry of the first row is repeated. If anyone wants to create 10 rows like this, they'll need to do 30 merge operations (happened to me).


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@oleq oleq added type:bug This issue reports a buggy (incorrect) behavior. package:table domain:ui/ux This issue reports a problem related to UI or UX. labels Apr 3, 2020
@Reinmar Reinmar added this to the next milestone Apr 3, 2020
@jodator jodator modified the milestones: next, iteration 32 Apr 30, 2020
@niegowski niegowski self-assigned this May 5, 2020
jodator added a commit that referenced this issue May 15, 2020
Other (table): Adding a new row in the table copies the structure of the selected row. Closes #6549.
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