AG Grid WARN and ERROR

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Trying to make our application ready for production, I stumble on some forms over following warnings and error:

WARN org.sablo.BrowserConsole - AG Grid: Grid API function getFirstDisplayedRow() cannot be called as the grid has been destroyed.
    It is recommended to remove local references to the grid api. Alternatively, check gridApi.isDestroyed() to avoid calling methods against a destroyed grid.
    To run logic when the grid is about to be destroyed use the gridPreDestroy event. See: See https://www.ag-grid.com/angular-data-grid/grid-lifecycle/#grid-pre-destroyed
WARN org.sablo.BrowserConsole - AG Grid: Grid API function getLastDisplayedRow() cannot be called as the grid has been destroyed.
    It is recommended to remove local references to the grid api. Alternatively, check gridApi.isDestroyed() to avoid calling methods against a destroyed grid.
    To run logic when the grid is about to be destroyed use the gridPreDestroy event. See: See https://www.ag-grid.com/angular-data-grid/grid-lifecycle/#grid-pre-destroyed
ERROR org.sablo.BrowserConsole - AG Grid: setRowCount cannot be used while using row grouping. buildStackMessage@http://localhost:8183/chunk-VOCGXZNC.js:34952:24

it seems to be a Servoy thing, as I can find docs on AG Grid as hinted in the WARN, but not in Servoy?

I don’t see the differnce between forms throwing the WARN/ERROR and the ones that don’t.

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this is in NG1, that should be already fixed by this case, Jira , SVY-18997 AGGrid throwing a lot of errors in the servoy-admin page · Servoy/aggridcomponents@64aef3d · GitHub that is commited to 2024.3

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Hi Gabi

The solution is not a NG1 solution, it’s fully NGTi. We replaced all components, parts, … to be NGTi components, incl. styles. Checkbox in Preferences > Servoy is set to: Start NG Client should launch Titanium NGClient. Double check: URL is: http://localhost:8183/solution/app-name, i. e. solution, not solutions, as it would be for NG1.

We are using Version: 2024.3.6.3949_LTS on macOS 15.4.1 (Sequoia)

What’s wrong?

Regards, Robert