MudTable inline edit mode RowEditCommitAsync

[SoccerBoyMalloy]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm creating a table with inline edit mode. I'm using RowEditCommit to commit my edits by calling out to an API. However, since RowEditCommit is not async, there's no good way to await my API call and handle the response accordingly.

Describe the solution you'd like
It'd be nice if there was some kind of RowEditCommitAsync property.

[boukenka]

@SoccerBoyMalloy Hello. What about OnCommitEditClick? It will trigger the event and is asynchronous.

<MudTable ... OnCommitEditClick="Do" ...>

private async Task Do(MouseEventArgs args)
{
    await Task.Delay(1);
    Console.WriteLine("Here!");
}

[mckaragoz]

You can use OnCommitEditClick event instead of RowEditCommit, and use your own async method in there.

On next release we can have a new event about EditPreview. You also look at this discussion. #1934

Edit: @boukenka make an example while i am writing here :)

[SoccerBoyMalloy]

Thanks for the response! What's not clear to me with that approach is how I pass the context (the object that represents the current row being modified) into the Do function instead of MouseEventArgs. I can only seem to access the actual click event itself instead of the modified data.

[mckaragoz]

We may continue to discuss on discussion section 🙂

[AleksandrVolkov-azur]

And what is the result or the discussion?
Why the hell OnCommitEditClick has MouseEventArgs as an argument? It's 100% clear that we need to determine what row we committed and not where was the pointer at that moment.

[ScarletKuro]

Hello.
Could you please lower your tone and adhere to the code of conduct?
As the project is currently in its v7 phase it's a good opportunity for the community to make a contribution and make breaking change by making RowEditCommit as async or pass item in the OnCommitEditClick.
Thank you.