docs: record out-of-scope feature requests from issue triage - #824
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Add .out-of-scope/ with one file per rejected concept (auto-scroll, drag-and-drop features, framework ports, function-as-child, click-to-move, dragging outside the window). Each file says why the library won't do it, shows the userland route, and lists the issues that asked. Triage close comments link here, so a new request for the same thing gets the same answer.
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds six documents that describe behaviors and APIs that react-draggable does not provide. The documents also present implementation approaches, alternatives, and links to related requests. ChangesDocumented scope boundaries
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In @.out-of-scope/auto-scroll.md:
- Line 21: Complete the JSX example containing the Draggable component by adding
a child element and its closing tag after the opening tag, so the example parses
as valid JSX.
In @.out-of-scope/drag-outside-window.md:
- Line 7: Update the documentation sentence to clarify that default
transform-based dragging can position an element outside the document viewport,
and that the `bounds` prop can restrict movement when configured; retain the
distinction that transferring content between windows or to the desktop is
unsupported.
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.out-of-scope/auto-scroll.md.out-of-scope/click-to-move.md.out-of-scope/drag-and-drop.md.out-of-scope/drag-outside-window.md.out-of-scope/framework-ports.md.out-of-scope/function-as-child.md
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auto-scroll.md: the JSX example stopped after the opening tag, so it did not parse. Add the child and the closing tag. drag-outside-window.md: it said an element can only render inside the viewport. A draggable can move past the viewport edge unless bounds stops it. What it can't do is leave its window. Swept all six files: auto-scroll.md has the only code example, and only drag-outside-window.md makes a viewport claim.
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It said callbacks run through React state. They don't: DraggableCore calls onStart/onDrag from its native event handlers, and Draggable calls user callbacks before its own setState. The React tie is the cloned child and the position kept in component state. Swept .out-of-scope/ for other 'React state' claims: 1 site, this one.
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.out-of-scope/, one file per rejected feature concept. Triage close comments link here, so the next request for the same thing gets the same answer without re-arguing it.auto-scroll.mddrag-and-drop.mdframework-ports.mdfunction-as-child.mdclick-to-move.mddrag-outside-window.mdEach file says why the library won't do it and shows the userland route (
onDrag, controlledposition,DraggableCore, or a DnD library). Docs only, no code change.Summary by CodeRabbit