#26584: Remove css rule #31579
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#26584: Remove css rule #31579
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cmddog
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wagnermaciel
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Unfortunately, this has internal implications within Google which prevent this being fixed with just this change. But we will bump it up in priority and take a look to see if we can make the change and mitigate it internally.
In the mean-time, please reference the workarounds in the referenced bugs.
And thank you in any case for your proposed contribution.
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@adolgachev I see - I did end up using the ::ng-deep workaround to override the rule in our project, but for obvious reasons I don't particularly like using ng-deep. In any case, thank you for the quick response and looking into the issue! |
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Fixes the bug brought up in #26584 by removing the css rule, causing chips to once again truncate text correctly as intended, rather than overflowing.