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hello, I have been working with the library this morning but I faced an error in the package when I use data from a provider. so the scenario is the next: I have a list of items stocked in a provider (cart) every time the user picks a new item I add it to the stack in the provider. each item has a quantity so the user can increment/decrement. I was using your library I found that in case the user delete an item from the stack. the library keeps an old value. ex: (item 1 - q = 50 / item 2 - q10) if I delete item 1, the quantity of item 2 (using the library) change to 50!! I checked my provider, and everything is good. the problem is within the library it keeps a trace of an old stack so it still uses the index of the old library.
hope you fix this.
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Thanks for taking time to report an issues.
But I am not quite sure if I understood your issue.
Could you provide a simple example code where I reproduce this issue.
(where Qty is the textfield created by this package incremented)
When I try to delete the Row 2 from my List of Maps using the remove method, the output below appears: Row 1 Name: Item 1, Qty: 5 Row 2 Name: Item 3, Qty: 10
hello, I have been working with the library this morning but I faced an error in the package when I use data from a provider. so the scenario is the next: I have a list of items stocked in a provider (cart) every time the user picks a new item I add it to the stack in the provider. each item has a quantity so the user can increment/decrement. I was using your library I found that in case the user delete an item from the stack. the library keeps an old value. ex: (item 1 - q = 50 / item 2 - q10) if I delete item 1, the quantity of item 2 (using the library) change to 50!! I checked my provider, and everything is good. the problem is within the library it keeps a trace of an old stack so it still uses the index of the old library.
hope you fix this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: