@koobiq/components 20.3.0 → 20.3.1

package/fesm2022/koobiq-components-core.mjs

@@ -6754,9 +6754,11 @@ function kbqResolvePanelWidth(panelWidth, panelMinWidth, triggerWidth) {
     const floor = Math.max(min, Number.isFinite(triggerWidth) ? triggerWidth : 0);
     // Trigger-sized. The floor is resolved here rather than emitted as `minWidth` because
     // `KbqAbstractSelect.setOverlayPosition()` clears `minWidth` on viewport overflow, after having
-    // derived the panel offset from the pre-clear width.
+    // derived the panel offset from the pre-clear width. A floor of `0` means the trigger could not
+    // be measured, not that a zero-width panel was asked for, so the width stays unset and the panel
+    // sizes to its content.
     if (panelWidth === 'auto') {
-        return { width: floor, minWidth: '' };
+        return { width: floor > 0 ? coerceCssPixelValue(floor) : '', minWidth: '' };
     }
     // Content-sized. Only `null`/`undefined`/`''` opt in — `0` is an explicit width. A non-finite
     // `panelWidth` (e.g. `NaN` from an upstream computation) is treated the same way rather than
@@ -6764,8 +6766,9 @@ function kbqResolvePanelWidth(panelWidth, panelMinWidth, triggerWidth) {
     if (panelWidth == null || panelWidth === '' || (typeof panelWidth === 'number' && !Number.isFinite(panelWidth))) {
         return { width: '', minWidth: floor };
     }
-    // Explicit width. `panelMinWidth` is not applied.
-    return { width: panelWidth, minWidth: '' };
+    // Explicit width. `panelMinWidth` is not applied. Rendered as CSS so that a zero survives the
+    // truthy check `CdkConnectedOverlay._getWidth()` applies to the width it was given (CDK 22+).
+    return { width: coerceCssPixelValue(panelWidth), minWidth: '' };
 }
 
 /**
@@ -7882,8 +7885,8 @@ class KbqAbstractSelect {
      * Does nothing when the width is already pinned.
      */
     lockOverlayWidthForSearch(panel) {
-        // Compare against the unset sentinel rather than a truthy check — `overlayWidth` can
-        // legitimately resolve to `0` for an explicit zero-width panel, which is falsy but pinned.
+        // Compare against the unset sentinel rather than a truthy check — an explicit zero-width panel
+        // resolves to `'0px'`, and a measured width below can be `0`; both mean "already pinned".
         if (this.overlayWidth !== '')
             return;
         const measuredPanelWidth = panel?.nativeElement.getBoundingClientRect().width;
@@ -8494,7 +8497,7 @@ const validationTooltipShowDelay = 10;
  */
 const validationTooltipHideDelay = 3000;
 
-const VERSION = new Version('20.3.0+sha-47e0f25');
+const VERSION = new Version('20.3.1+sha-d6cc191');
 
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