Scott Dennison

As a new user of ImGui, I thought I was going insane But this exactly matches what I am seeing

I can't answer for OP, but at least in my case > the correct result after a fix is that the first column of both tables will always be wide...

Unfortunately, having updated the codebase that I was experiencing this issue in to v1.90.5, the issue remains. The only notable difference from OP's original issue, is for me, the short...

In fact, I am seeing this in the imgui demo (which shows v1.90.5 at the top)  Note that when expanding synced instance 1, synced instance 0 gains the extra...

 Confirming just swapping the table order in the original MCVE is enough to re-trigger the issue in v1.90.5 New MCVE: ```cpp ImGui::Begin("Synced tables test"); if (ImGui::BeginTable("test_table", 2, ImGuiTableFlags_Borders |...

Unfortunatey, the release notes for 0.14.0 state "Note: Windows platform will be unsupported going forward for this library." As someone who's current task at work is to develop an application...