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If my recordset is not sorted by descending date my feed is out of order. It would be nice if there was a sort before the render.
I noticed this behavior this when I added items to the feed from multiple async sources.
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hey, thanks for the great package!
i'm using infinite scrolling on the MessageList component like this:
<MessageList
onYReachStart={loadMore}
loadingMore={networkStatus === NetworkStatus.fetchMore}
>
but when more messages are loaded, the scrollbar is still at the top of the container so it just keeps calling loadMore over and over. ideally the behaviour would be some
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