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Some comments (useSticky.tsx, useSticky.test.tsx, RCA.md) still framed the scrollbar-gutter/scrollBarStyles matching as the mechanism that prevents the reported clipping, contradicting this branch's own hit-testing conclusion that it's the unconditional width: maxWidth change that's load-bearing, with gutter/style matching kept only as an unverified, secondary consistency measure for combined horizontal+vertical scrolling. Rewrite those comments and RCA sections to say so explicitly, and fix a getScrollBarSize.test.ts comment that still described the removed maxWidth - scrollBarSize subtraction as the header's "shrink amount". Also remove the `as any` casts from the sticky regression test: type `columns` as `Column<Row>[]` and pass `useSticky` directly, letting `headerGroups`/`rows`/`cells` infer their existing react-table types (already declared in `src/DataTable/types/react-table.d.ts`) instead of bypassing type-checking of the exercised contract. Refs #21063
@superset-ui/plugin-chart-table
This plugin provides Table chart for Superset.
Usage
Configure key, which can be any string, and register the plugin. This key will be used to
lookup this chart throughout the app.
import TableChartPlugin from '@superset-ui/plugin-chart-table';
new TableChartPlugin().configure({ key: 'table' }).register();
Then use it via SuperChart. See
storybook
for more details.
<SuperChart
chartType="table"
width={600}
height={600}
formData={...}
queriesData={[{
data: {...},
}]}
/>