Re-measure on height change
See original GitHub issueHi @tannerlinsley, is there a way to re-measure a row height when it changes? I have a virtualized list with truncated descriptions that can be expanded, and I tried to recreate a similar use case in the sandbox and it seems the only way to remeasure would be either scrolling or change estimateSize memoization.
Here’s the example, when you click one of the rows, its height change and they start to overlap.

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I have the same problem
For now it is. If it becomes a pain and you’d rather have a function like virtualizer.measure() we can discuss that later.