@forgecharts/sdk 1.5.20 → 1.5.21

package/dist/react/internal.js

@@ -11887,6 +11887,24 @@ var TChart = class _TChart {
     this._bus.emit("symbolChanged", { symbol });
     if (symbol) this._connector?.reconnect(symbol, this._interval);
   }
+  /**
+   * Re-fetch history for the current symbol/interval without changing either.
+   *
+   * setSymbol and setInterval both no-op when the value is unchanged, so a host
+   * whose datafeed reads external state per request — a trading-session filter
+   * (RTH/ETH), a timezone, a contract roll rule — had no way to tell the chart
+   * that state had changed. The next request would carry the new value, but
+   * nothing triggered a request, so the toggle appeared dead until the user
+   * panned or switched symbol.
+   *
+   * @public
+   * @since 1.5.21
+   */
+  reloadData() {
+    this._assertAlive();
+    this._core.setDataBoundaryTime(null);
+    this._connector?.reconnect(this._symbol, this._interval);
+  }
   /** Per-symbol drawing store — swapped in/out on setSymbol (TV behavior). */
   _drawingsBySymbol = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
   /**
@@ -22952,6 +22970,12 @@ var ChartCanvas = forwardRef(
       getOverlayStore: () => chartRef.current?.getTradingOverlayStore() ?? null,
       selectPointerTool: (tool) => selectPointerToolRef.current(tool),
       getLastPrice: () => chartRef.current?.getLastPrice() ?? 0,
+      /**
+       * Re-fetch history without changing symbol or interval. For hosts whose
+       * datafeed reads external state per request (RTH/ETH session filter,
+       * timezone, roll rule) and needs the chart to ask again after it changes.
+       */
+      reloadData: () => chartRef.current?.reloadData(),
       captureScreenshot: async () => {
         const container = outerRef.current;
         if (!container) return null;