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[EuiResizableFlyout] Make size
controllable
#7536
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Hey @CoenWarmer, just circling back to this one. Apologies for not getting to this yet -- we have this queued up as high-priority for the team, but we're past the requested 8.14 FF for this. Just wanted to check in with you -- should we still consider this a high priority? From a product roadmap perspective, are there important user features that this is currently blocking? Just looking for some sort of indication around user value and/or immediate business needs for this to help gauge priority. |
Hey @JasonStoltz, thanks for following up. No problem at all; we have since moved away from this pattern for now. Can be pushed to a lower priority as far as we are concerned. Thanks! |
Thank you! |
@JasonStoltz I just chatted with @cee-chen and she pointed me to this issue. I have this exact case: in Security Solution, we have a flyout that can be expanded via a button inside the flyout. That way we can handle a right section which is a summary and a left section (expanded) to show a more detailed view. If this issue can be implemented for |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When using the resizable flyout, I need to be able to control its width. Use cases are:
Both use cases are (AFAIK) not possible to achieve without
size
being controlled.Describe the solution you'd like
I'd love the
size
prop to be controllable.Describe alternatives you've considered
I don't really think there is an alternative for this?-> add akey
prop. This would remount the whole component, which considering the contents of the flyout in our use case is expensive.Desired timeline
Having it somewhere a couple of days before 8.14 FF would be amazing. (Faster is welcome too of course :D)
Additional context
Slack conversation: https://elastic.slack.com/archives/C7QC1JV6F/p1708089823769239
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