Improved mini-table resource name truncation#3182
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Okay this is problematic if the other columns are long also, might need another approach. |
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Fixes #2999
The problem with the
<Truncate>component is that it isn't aware of the size of the container, so you need a very conservative number and even then, due to the variable width of characters, it is not a reliable solution.Let's assume we always want the first cell to fill the width (needs some investigation in case there are outliers here). We can absolutely position the text within it, fill the size of the container and CSS truncate the text. Also prevents either from wrapping.
I still think we might want a pattern to show more properties that are not represented here, e.g. source. Or we allow the user to re-open the modal to see the properties and edit their choices.
Draft, needs further testing.