Fixes distribution of item template via named slots (Fixes 479) #480
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August 17, 2017 14:56
When stamping the item template (when creating a pool), make the stamped instance inherit its template slot attribute
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This PR fixes #479 by having each stamped instance of an item template inherit the slot attribute on the template item. In the
_createPoolfunction, the template is stamped and each new instance is appended as children to the template's parent node. When the template reaches theiron-listelement via named slots, this will result in an incorrect distribution of the new nodes, becauseiron-listwill not be able to correctly identify its assigned nodes.See #479 for reasoning behind this approach over modifying the behavior of
Polymer.Templatizerand a work around until this lands.The accompanying tests use two levels of
sloting to demonstrate this.