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Selection doesn't set properly on newly created <select> element
See original GitHub issuein createElement, setData goes first, then run appendChild.
This prevents <select> from setting value, in the time of setData there are no child <option>s, so no selection was made.
Any problems for reversing the order of setData and appendChild ?
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- Created 6 years ago
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- Comments:11 (7 by maintainers)
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@JorgeBucaran wouldn’t it be a good idea to try and create a failing test before merging the fix? that would document the change better and avoid regressions in the future…
@acstll That sounds smart. I left @t-kinoshita a comment on the PR.