Table within Gridlist does not update correctly

[mcsam]

OpenUI5 version: 1.108.2

Browser/version (+device/version): Chrome Version 108.0.5359.125 (Official Build) (64-bit) / Windows 10

Any other tested browsers/devices(OK/FAIL): Edge Version 108.0.1462.54 (Official build) (64-bit) / Windows 10 (FAIL)

URL (minimal example if possible): Not publicly available

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Steps to reproduce the problem:

1. Have an oData-endpoint with a Collection type navigational property.
2. Have a GridList with its item binding set to this oData-service
3. Within the GridListItem, have a Table with its item binding set to the navigational property
4. Start the app, wait for the list data to be loaded
5. Update the binding filters of the navigation property, so that the result set for the navigation property is different and wait for the data to be loaded again

What is the expected result?
The data reloads correctly and the Table within the GridListItem shows the newly loaded data correctly

What happens instead?
The data reloads correctly, but in the first few items of the GridList, the Table does not show the new data. It keeps showing the old data, even though in the network tab it's clear that the navigation property was reloaded correctly. Towards the bottom of the GridList, the Tables are updated correctly

Any other information? (attach screenshot if possible)

Before updating binding:

Initial navigation property:

After updating binding, still showing one item in the table control:

Updated navigation property:

[HerzogIgzorn]

Thank your submitting this issue. I have informed the responsible development team to further investigate. In case of questions, you can refer to the internal incident 2280199797.

Regards Sebastian

[stephania87]

I didn't posted the question before setting the label. We need an example how to reproduce that problem.

[stephania87]

Reopen it if you follow the topic and the related issue's solution doesn't cover your case