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docs: stop click propagation on cell focusable example #33307

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@ling1726 ling1726 commented Nov 20, 2024

Adds stopPropagation to button and button groups in cells to avoid triggering row selection.

Fixes #33262

Adds stopPropagation to button and button groups in cells to avoid
triggering row selection.

Fixes microsoft#33262
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nit: Can't we have a internal mechanism to ignore clicks coming from some certain cells instead of stopping their propagations? 🤔🩹

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Should we add some text to the story description about needing to stop propagation on focusable elements to stop cell selection from changing?

@khmakoto khmakoto changed the title docs: stop click prpagation on cell focusable example docs: stop click propagation on cell focusable example Nov 21, 2024
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