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Issue Title: UI Destruction with Large Data in PowerSpinner Library
Description:
When using the PowerSpinner library version 1.2.7 in our Android application, we have encountered a critical issue related to handling large data sets. The UI components provided by the PowerSpinner library are getting destroyed when the data exceeds a certain size, leading to a poor user experience.
Steps to Reproduce:
Add the PowerSpinner library to an Android project using the implementation statement: implementation "com.github.skydoves:powerspinner:1.2.7".
Populate the PowerSpinner component with a large amount of data.
Scroll or interact with the PowerSpinner when loaded with extensive data.
Expected Behavior:
The PowerSpinner library should be able to handle large data sets gracefully, with scrollable functionality implemented to ensure smooth user interaction and prevent UI destruction.
Actual Behavior:
When the data size exceeds a certain threshold, the PowerSpinner UI components fail to render correctly, leading to UI destruction and a disrupted user experience.
Additional Information:
PowerSpinner Library Version: 1.2.7
Platform/Environment: Android
Device/Emulator: [Specify the device or emulator used for testing, if applicable]
Screenshots or Code Snippets:
[If possible, provide screenshots or code snippets that demonstrate the issue.]
Possible Solution:
Implement scrollable functionality within the PowerSpinner component to handle large data sets more efficiently. This could involve optimizing rendering, lazy loading, or implementing virtualized lists/grid views.
Impact of the Issue:
This issue severely impacts the usability and performance of our application when dealing with large data sets using the PowerSpinner library, leading to a degraded user experience and potential usability issues.
Priority:
This issue should be addressed with high priority due to its impact on user experience and application functionality.
You can now use this bug report template to report the issue on the GitHub repository of the PowerSpinner library or to your development team for further investigation and resolution.
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Issue Title: UI Destruction with Large Data in PowerSpinner Library
Description:
When using the PowerSpinner library version 1.2.7 in our Android application, we have encountered a critical issue related to handling large data sets. The UI components provided by the PowerSpinner library are getting destroyed when the data exceeds a certain size, leading to a poor user experience.
Steps to Reproduce:
implementation "com.github.skydoves:powerspinner:1.2.7"
.Expected Behavior:
The PowerSpinner library should be able to handle large data sets gracefully, with scrollable functionality implemented to ensure smooth user interaction and prevent UI destruction.
Actual Behavior:
When the data size exceeds a certain threshold, the PowerSpinner UI components fail to render correctly, leading to UI destruction and a disrupted user experience.
Additional Information:
Screenshots or Code Snippets:
[If possible, provide screenshots or code snippets that demonstrate the issue.]
Possible Solution:
Implement scrollable functionality within the PowerSpinner component to handle large data sets more efficiently. This could involve optimizing rendering, lazy loading, or implementing virtualized lists/grid views.
Impact of the Issue:
This issue severely impacts the usability and performance of our application when dealing with large data sets using the PowerSpinner library, leading to a degraded user experience and potential usability issues.
Priority:
This issue should be addressed with high priority due to its impact on user experience and application functionality.
You can now use this bug report template to report the issue on the GitHub repository of the PowerSpinner library or to your development team for further investigation and resolution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: