Matheus Wichman

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It's not only a limitation of the dynamic row height but also of the variable row height. `autoPageSize` bases solely on the row height calculated from the density: https://github.com/mui/mui-x/blob/01aa9c57e7e622ca7a8caa0adbab75f7779b1c90/packages/grid/x-data-grid/src/hooks/features/pagination/useGridPageSize.ts#L40 But...

> header did not have aria-rowindex I see `ariw-rowindex` in the column headers row. I checked https://mui.com/x/react-data-grid/ > aria-row-count was set to the number of rows and not the number...

> About putting columns that do not belong to a group in the grouping model I do not understand what is the usecase. It won't have any functionality, it's more...

The cells have two modes: `view` and `edit`. While the `view` is the normal mode, the `edit` is when you double-click or press Enter in a focused cell. In a...

@JPTeasdale We now have a [`disableVirtualization`](https://mui.com/components/data-grid/virtualization/#disable-virtualization) prop which you can use to allow tests to see all columns. It's available in the last beta release. There's also the `columnBuffer` prop...

I don't think it's possible because there's no way to replace the content rendered inside the popover. The one in the screenshot is completely different from the clock view we...

You don't need to use `scrollToIndexes`. `startRowEditMode` has a `fieldToFocus` param that can be used to pass which field should receive focus. The browser will scroll to it by default....

@danielrenninghoff Yeah, it doesn't scroll because the call to `element.scroll()` only happens when the cell is rendered, but with virtualization enabled you need to scroll first to render it. I'm...

Here's an example similar to what I'm doing: https://codesandbox.io/s/brave-drake-8t5bh?file=/src/App.js I contains a virtualized container (using react-virtualized as an example) and each item is a styled component. Noticed that on each...