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https://sonarly.com/issue/17390?type=bug Kanban board drops only register near the top of target columns because the `@hello-pangea/dnd` placeholder was moved outside the `innerRef` container, breaking the library's droppable area measurement. Fix: **What changed:** Moved `droppableProvided.innerRef` and `droppableProvided.droppableProps` from `StyledColumnCardsContainer` (inside the memo boundary) up to `StyledColumn` in `RecordBoardColumn.tsx` (outside the memo boundary). This ensures both the card list and the placeholder are children of the `innerRef` element, which is required by `@hello-pangea/dnd` for correct droppable area measurement. **RecordBoardColumn.tsx:** - Added `ref={droppableProvided.innerRef}` and `{...droppableProvided.droppableProps}` to `StyledColumn` - Removed `droppableProvided` from props passed to `RecordBoardColumnCardsContainer` **RecordBoardColumnCardsContainer.tsx:** - Removed `droppableProvided` from component props and type definition - Removed `ref` and spread of `droppableProps` from `StyledColumnCardsContainer` - Removed unused `DroppableProvided` type import **Why this works:** The `DragAndDropLibraryLegacyReRenderBreaker` (React.memo wrapper) blocks re-renders of the card list during drag — this is the performance optimization from PR #15714. Previously, to work around this, the placeholder was placed outside the `innerRef` container, breaking drop zone detection. By lifting `innerRef` to the parent `StyledColumn`, both the memo'd cards and the placeholder live inside the `innerRef` DOM element, satisfying the library's requirements while preserving the performance optimization.
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