https://sonarly.com/issue/17183?type=bug The virtualized record table's scroll-triggered data fetching has insufficient prefetching — the initial load covers only 60 records (6 pages), but the overscan window and debounce logic delay subsequent page fetches, causing visible skeleton placeholders during slow scrolling. Fix: Two changes in `RecordTableVirtualizedRowTreadmillEffect.tsx`: **1. Fixed the scroll speed dead zone (50-200 rows/s) where no data fetch was triggered** Previously, `triggerFetchPages()` was only called inside the `else if (speed < 50 rows/s)` branch. For scroll speeds between 50-200 rows/s (typical slow-to-medium scrolling), neither the high-speed nor low-speed branch would execute, meaning no data fetch was triggered during active scrolling. The only fallback was `handleAfterLastScrollDebounced` which required the user to stop scrolling for 300ms. The fix moves `triggerFetchPages()` outside the speed threshold branches so it fires on every scroll event regardless of speed. This is safe because: - `triggerFetchPages` itself is debounced (25ms with 2000ms maxWait) - `triggerFetchPagesWithoutDebounce` has an early return when `lowDetailsActivated` is true - Already-loaded pages are filtered out before any network request The speed thresholds now only control the low-details rendering mode (showing skeletons vs full cells during fast scrolling), which was their original intent. **2. Reduced `LAST_SCROLL_DEBOUNCE_TIME` from 300ms to 100ms** This is the debounce delay for `handleAfterLastScroll`, which fires after the user stops scrolling. 300ms felt sluggish — the user would see placeholders for a noticeable period after stopping. 100ms is fast enough to feel responsive while still batching rapid scroll-stop events.
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Automate workflow with triggers and actions
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