fix suggestions on documents with deleted tables#2069
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If tables have been deleted from a document, it looks like rowModels can exist but be empty. This led to an error in suggestions.
berhalak
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Jan 26, 2026
| const lst = Object.entries(diffs).map(([table, tdiff]: [string, TabularDiff]) => { | ||
| const data = convertTabularDiffToTableData(table, tdiff); | ||
| const tableRow = this._gristDoc.docModel.tables.rowModels.find(tr => tr.tableId() === table); | ||
| // Careful, there can be blank rowModels if tables were removed. |
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Funny how GitHub sees this one-character change as a big two-line modification 😞
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If tables have been deleted from a document, it looks like rowModels can exist but be empty. This led to an error in suggestions.
Has this been tested?