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[GitHub] octaviancorlade opened a new issue #5507: Unpredictable behaviour resizing and moving slices

octaviancorlade opened a new issue #5507: Unpredictable behaviour resizing and moving slices
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-superset/issues/5507
 
 
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   ### Superset version
   0.26.3
   
   ### Expected results
   Resizing a slice doesn't move other slices all over a dashboard.
   Saving a dashboard saves the current positions.
   
   ### Actual results
   Resizing or moving one slice makes other slices move unpredictably. 
   Even after manually restoring the position, they won't be stored when saving the dashboard.
   
   ### Steps to reproduce
   - Install superset 0.26.3 from pip or git clone following the documentation, including the sample dashboards. Open the "World's Bank data" dashboard.
   
   - Reduce the top left "region filter" size a little. As a result, the bottom right "box plot" slice is moved.
   - Move the "box plot" back to its original position at the bottom right of the dashboard.
   - Restore the top left "region filter" size. The box plot is moved again, move it back one more time.
   - Save the dashboard (it now looks like the original example dashboard).
   - Reload the page: the box plot is again in the wrong position and there is no way to put save it in the original bottom right position.
   
   ![gridbug](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15089539/43309674-c06a4746-9185-11e8-8061-b41caf04b44c.gif)
   
   It looks like this was introduced by #5122 using react-grid-layout 0.16.6.
   Dashboards v2 don't rely on react-grid-layout so I'm not sure if this needs to be fixed for v1 or we just wait for v2 in superset 0.27.

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