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Besides it is a very specific scenario, I think it could lead to other different issues.
When an AutoLayout has a child with fixed dimensions and other child which doesn't, if we have a textblock inside the stretched, it will increase the conteiner's height more then needed if we change the width of the screen.
Best way to understand is to open the following link and to decrease the preview space, adjusting the divider.
Current behavior
Besides it is a very specific scenario, I think it could lead to other different issues.
When an AutoLayout has a child with fixed dimensions and other child which doesn't, if we have a textblock inside the stretched, it will increase the conteiner's height more then needed if we change the width of the screen.
Best way to understand is to open the following link and to decrease the preview space, adjusting the divider.
https://playgroundcanary.z19.web.core.windows.net/#e37caf08
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after:
Expected behavior
It should generate the proper size when streched.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)
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Workaround
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Works on UWP/WinUI
None
Environment
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NuGet package version(s)
Uno 5.0.0-dev.3200
Uno.Toolkit.WinUI.Material 5.0.0-dev.108
Affected platforms
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IDE
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IDE version
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Relevant plugins
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Anything else we need to know?
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