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fix(scrolling): update virtual scroll viewport size on resize #18058
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I would just mark this
@breaking-change
, not@deprecated
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I’ve been marking these as deprecated in other places, because it’s something standard that’ll show up in people’s tooling, whereas breaking-change is something we made up.
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I see, I'm not sure if this will show up the way we want though, it will probably show
viewportRuler
as a deprecated param. What might work better is TS's method overloading. We can mark the old signature deprecated and the new one not deprecated.Obviously we already have this same pattern all over the code base, but it might be nice to start doing it the way I suggested going forward, I'll leave it up to you
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Good point that we should be using overloads instead, but I realized that Ivy won't generate the correct code if the constructor is overloaded with a different number of parameters. I've submitted a PR to fix the compiler here angular/angular#34590 so until that gets released I'll keep it as is.