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feat(Timepicker): Implement a MAT_TIMEPICKER_SCROLL_STRATEGY for the component #30421
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Adds an injection token to the timepicker that allows the scroll strategy to be customized, similar to other components. Fixes angular#30421.
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Adds an injection token to the timepicker that allows the scroll strategy to be customized, similar to other components. Fixes angular#30421.
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) Adds an injection token to the timepicker that allows the scroll strategy to be customized, similar to other components. Fixes #30421.
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…ular#30473) Adds an injection token to the timepicker that allows the scroll strategy to be customized, similar to other components. Fixes angular#30421.
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area: material/timepicker
P3
An issue that is relevant to core functions, but does not impede progress. Important, but not urgent
Feature Description
First of all, thanks for the Timepicker component, I really waited for it and love it.
I'd have one feature request, I couldn't find a way to specify a scroll strategy for the component.
Like the MAT_MENU_SCROLL_STRATEGY, MAT_AUTOCOMPLETE_SCROLL_STRATEGY, MAT_SELECT_SCROLL_STRATEGY and MAT_DATEPICKER_SCROLL_STRATEGY for other components.
Scrolling can cause some crazy effects with the opened Timepicker. On material.angular.io it seems like this if i start scrolling:
Would it be possible to implement a scroll strategy for the Timepicker too? Or if I am just missing something, could you please point me to the right direction?
Use Case
I'd like to control the scroll behaviour for the component.
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