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Describe the bug
When rendering a ui5-select, the aria-expand property is missing initially. Until user opens the option popover, the property appears and works as expected.
We used to return undefined for aria-expanded upon initial rendering, causing the attribute to not render at all, now we always return boolean and the attribute is added with "false" on initial rendering.
FIXES: #2987
We used to return undefined for aria-expanded upon initial rendering, causing the attribute to not render at all, now we always return boolean and the attribute is added with "false" on initial rendering.
FIXES: #2987
We used to return undefined for aria-expanded upon initial rendering, causing the attribute to not render at all, now we always return boolean and the attribute is added with "false" on initial rendering.
FIXES: #2987
We used to return undefined for aria-expanded upon initial rendering, causing the attribute to not render at all, now we always return boolean and the attribute is added with "false" on initial rendering.
FIXES: #2987
We used to return undefined for aria-expanded upon initial rendering, causing the attribute to not render at all, now we always return boolean and the attribute is added with "false" on initial rendering.
FIXES: #2987
Describe the bug
When rendering a ui5-select, the
aria-expand
property is missing initially. Until user opens the option popover, the property appears and works as expected.To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
ui5-select
sample and thearia-expanded
property is not found.aria-expanded
property appears as an attribute.Expected behavior
The
aria-expand="false"
should be in the DOM initially when aui5-select
is rendered.Context
Affected components (if known)
ui5-select
Organization: (if applicable)
SAP SF
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