Columns resizing not working in 6.9.2

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I just upgraded from 6.8.6 to 6.9.2 four days ago. Yesterday I noticed that my column resizing wasn’t working. Further debugging showed these values in onResizedEvent { resized: { value: NaN}}. I reverted back to 6.8.6, and it worked again.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. using 6.9.2, resize a column
2. review values of onResizedEvent, as described above.

Expected behavior columns to resize correctly

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[PatrikKoskenniemi]

Hi Guys! I needed this version to work since there is a bug in 6.8.6 which doesn’t let me use pivotBy at the same time as a column is editable. So downgrading was not an option for me.

What I can see the reason for this behavior is that minResizeWidth is undefined when passed to a Math.max() which returns NaN.

So a workaround that works for me is to set minResizeWidth to a value for each column I need to resize.

Example: const columns = [ { id:“name”, Header: “Name”, accessor: “Name”, minResizeWidth: 150, }, { id:“email”, Header: “Email”, accessor: “Email”, minResizeWidth: 1, }, ];

[SourceCipher]

@dbertella How funny it is… I just fixed by doing the same thing like a min ago! The problem for us was that we had ^6.8.6 and by removing ^ to 6.8.6 solved the problem!