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- Table never declared the assets prop, so dropping an asset on a folder row threw and nothing moved - Track the hovered row separately, rather than overwriting draggingFolder on dragover
jaygeorge
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October 19, 2026 14:24
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Description of the Problem
In the asset browser's list view, dropping an asset onto a folder row throws
Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'find')and nothing moves. Grid view works.What this PR Does
Tableusesthis.assetsto find the dragged asset but never declared theassetsprop, so it was undefined. It's declared now, the same wayGriddoes it.draggingFolder, the same value that tracks a folder being dragged. Hovering now has its owndragOverFolder, as inGrid.list-view-folder-drop.mp4
How to Reproduce