fix(cdk/overlay): sub-pixel deviations throwing off positioning in some cases - #21427
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…me cases If the browser is zoomed in beyond the default level, it may report numbers with sub-pixel deviations to `getBoundingClientRect` (e.g. 100.09 vs 100) which can throw off our logic when comparing against the viewport size which is always a whole number. These changes fix the issue by rounding down the numbers that we get from `getBoundingClientRect`. Fixes angular#21350.
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| * deviations in the `ClientRect` returned by the browser (e.g. when zoomed in with a percentage | ||
| * size, see #21350). | ||
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| function getRoundedBoundingClientRect(clientRect: ClientRect): ClientRect { |
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…me cases (#21427) If the browser is zoomed in beyond the default level, it may report numbers with sub-pixel deviations to `getBoundingClientRect` (e.g. 100.09 vs 100) which can throw off our logic when comparing against the viewport size which is always a whole number. These changes fix the issue by rounding down the numbers that we get from `getBoundingClientRect`. Fixes #21350. (cherry picked from commit 0c8cfa7)
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…me cases (#21427) If the browser is zoomed in beyond the default level, it may report numbers with sub-pixel deviations to `getBoundingClientRect` (e.g. 100.09 vs 100) which can throw off our logic when comparing against the viewport size which is always a whole number. These changes fix the issue by rounding down the numbers that we get from `getBoundingClientRect`. Fixes #21350. (cherry picked from commit 0c8cfa7)
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If the browser is zoomed in beyond the default level, it may report numbers with sub-pixel deviations to
getBoundingClientRect(e.g. 100.09 vs 100) which can throw off our logic when comparing against the viewport size which is always a whole number.These changes fix the issue by rounding down the numbers that we get from
getBoundingClientRect.Fixes #21350.