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Currently the CdkVirtualForOf determines the size of a rendered range by adding up the heights of all the elements, however this doesn't account for margins between them. These changes switch to doing it by taking the difference between the bottom of the last element and the top of the first. This should be a minor performance improvement as well, because we don't have to measure as many elements anymore.

Fixes #19851.

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Currently the `CdkVirtualForOf` determines the size of a rendered range by adding up the heights of all the elements, however this doesn't account for margins between them. These changes switch to doing it by taking the difference between the bottom of the last element and the top of the first. This should be a minor performance improvement as well, because we don't have to measure as many elements anymore.

Fixes angular#19851.
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Nice fix!

@mmalerba mmalerba added lgtm action: merge The PR is ready for merge by the caretaker labels Jul 7, 2020
@jelbourn jelbourn merged commit a62a50a into angular:master Jul 28, 2020
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…ng range (#19852)

Currently the `CdkVirtualForOf` determines the size of a rendered range by adding up the heights of all the elements, however this doesn't account for margins between them. These changes switch to doing it by taking the difference between the bottom of the last element and the top of the first. This should be a minor performance improvement as well, because we don't have to measure as many elements anymore.

Fixes #19851.

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bug(CdkVirtualScrollViewport/CdkVirtualForOf): measureRangeSize ignores margins
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