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After updating from 1.4.240211001 to 1.5.240227000 navigation view. This seems universal. I created a test app and switching versions causes this issue. Switching back fixes it. the WinUI 3 Gallery app has this issue as well and in the example text it states:
"In both Top and Left modes, clicking the arrows on NavigationViewItems will expand or collapse the subtree. Clicking or tapping elsewhere on the NavigationViewItem will collapse or expand the subtree."
If this is intended behavior, the documentation should reflect it, otherwise this looks like a bug.
Steps to reproduce the bug
Create a default WinUI 3 app.
Make a basic NavigationView control with sub menu items.
Describe the bug
After updating from 1.4.240211001 to 1.5.240227000 navigation view. This seems universal. I created a test app and switching versions causes this issue. Switching back fixes it. the WinUI 3 Gallery app has this issue as well and in the example text it states:
"In both Top and Left modes, clicking the arrows on NavigationViewItems will expand or collapse the subtree. Clicking or tapping elsewhere on the NavigationViewItem will collapse or expand the subtree."
If this is intended behavior, the documentation should reflect it, otherwise this looks like a bug.
Steps to reproduce the bug
Create a default WinUI 3 app.
Make a basic NavigationView control with sub menu items.
Expanding requires a double click.
Expected behavior
I expect a click or tap on a parent NavigationViewItem to expand or collapse the submenu.
Screenshots
No response
NuGet package version
Windows App SDK 1.5.0: 1.5.240227000
Packaging type
Packaged (MSIX)
Windows version
Insider Build (xxxxx)
IDE
Visual Studio 2022
Additional context
My windows OS build is 22631.3235 Version 23H2 Windows 11 Pro
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