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feat: Create choose SDK view #89
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This pull request has been linked to Shortcut Story #238063: create choose SDK view in setup wizard. |
l.Styles.TitleBar = lipgloss.NewStyle() | ||
l.SetShowPagination(true) | ||
l.SetShowStatusBar(false) | ||
l.SetFilteringEnabled(false) // TODO: try to get filtering working |
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Simply flipping this on to true
doesn't work as expected - probably due to the fact that the container model is still delegating to this nested model.
I found this example of a simple list working with filtering, and got it to work on its own, but when I tried implementing those same changes in our delegated list model it still didn't work 😢
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Thanks for researching and making the spreadsheet
Adds the second step to the quickstart flow to select an SDK. SDKs are sorted by most popular as determined by the following queries:
Which I then dumped into this google sheet to format for our purposes. It's a little manual but these don't change that often. We can also add whatever else we need to display the SDK instructions.
choose-an-sdk.mp4