fix(angular-table): View is not updated anymore when flexRenderDirective is instantiated the first time with an empty value#5626
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While using Angular table adapter in our application, we discovered an issue with FlexRenderDirective that prevents the content from being shown if the cell renders a
null | undefinedvalue the first time.Use case:
datawith the same cell valuated (e.g. after the user does an update operation)The issue is related to the current rendering mechanism, which is invoked inside the
ngOnInithook (one-time, only after Angular initialized all the inputs).I moved the logic inside ngOnChanges, so that everything is invoked whenever the inputs change. I had to update some test according to this fix, so I moved the first two check about null | undefined in order to be sure that the content is reactive and always rendered (except for null | undefined)
Since we are using ngOnChanges, we don't need anymore to call the markForCheck while rendering a Component or TemplateRef inside the ngDoCheck