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Hi people.
To your knowledge, what could cause the ScrollIntoViewAsync to freezes there ? I tried in a reproduction project but with less events and it's not reproducible. There's something in my project that make the ScrollIntoView freezes.
What I do to make it freezes is adding a new row, cancelling it and then copying an existing row and when I copy a row I have code that clone the object and add it to the collection, then I do rebind the grid and use the ScrollIntoViewAsync to go to that row.
If I just copy immediately without adding a new row, the ScrollIntoViewAsync will not freeze. It's just when I do add a new row and cancel then my next operation of copy and scrolling freezes
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I tried removing the code that scroll and what I see is that my copy isn't added to the collection or visually it's not appearing. I'll try other things to isolate the culprit
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Well, it's not the ScrollIntoViewAsync the problem. It looks like the grid is in some kind of coma when I click the "Click here to add a new row" and cancel it. After that I'm unable to add a new object to my collection programmatically and have the grid showing it.
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I managed to find the cause. It was because grid Items collection was a subset of the complete collection because at some point in code I did a grid.ItemSource = MyCollection.Where(...);