[BUG] Table: Different behavior using `row_styles` vs. styling each row

Describe the bug There seem to be different behavior using row_styles compared to do the styling in the add_row command.

To Reproduce

console = Console()

bg = Style(bgcolor="rgb(120,40,40)")

table1 = Table(box=box.SIMPLE_HEAD, title="table1", row_styles=["none", bg])
table1.add_column("foo")
table1.add_column("bar")
table1.add_row("1", "2")
table1.add_row("3", "4")
console.print(table1)

table2 = Table(box=box.SIMPLE_HEAD, title="table2")
table2.add_column("foo")
table2.add_column("bar")
table2.add_row("1", "2", style="none")
table2.add_row("3", "4", style=bg)
console.print(table2)

Platform Windows 10, Windows terminal, rich 9.2.0

[mheden]

Thanks for the hint! I did the following which works fine:

        for row in rows:
            values, level = row
            table.add_row(*values)
            table.row_styles.append(bgs[level])

[willmcgugan]

You can set row_styles to a list of strings after the Table is constructed. But I agree the style on add_row should probably set it for the whole row. I’ll look in to changing that in a next release.