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Vaadin Flow is a Java framework binding Vaadin web components to Java. This is part of Vaadin 10+.
### Description of the bug Hello, I made a simple Anchor component with a link to a file, and after clicking on the link and downloading the file, my application...
### Description of the bug When adding the `@PWA` annotation to my app, there are so many messages from Workbox, that my own console.log() messages get lost, and I have...
### Description of the bug `routes.tsx` is not generated into `frontend/generated` if `frontend/routes.tsx` exists. This is problematic in case I have made customizations to `routes.tsx` and I want to find...
### Description of the feature I am using the generic Drag&Drop and would like to be able to change the behavior based on the pressed key modifiers. Example: In Windows,...
### Describe your motivation In Vaadin 8 it is possible to run call back after before leave confirmed. This is handy for example with in case of logout button. See...
### Describe your motivation In my app I need to access the current page url which is updated by : `ui.getPage().getHistory().replaceState(null, location);` So I was looking into History class if...
### Description of the bug Vaadin Flow builds a new production bundle if there is a change in `frontend/themes/my-theme/styles.css`: ``` Detected changed frontend files: - themes/my-theme/styles.css ``` In the same...
### Describe your motivation Some input components (EmailField, PasswordField, TextArea, TextField) have the property "maxLength". However, there is no inteface for this behavior. This is convenient when you create components...
### Description of the bug In `ValueContext` class, there's some disagreement between javadoc and code in the constructors. Javadoc states component can be null, but code does a null check...
### Describe the bug When I start my Hilla application, there's a file named `.flow-node-tasks.lock` created in the project root directory while downloading things. The name of this file make...