fix(drag-drop): ignore enter predicate when returning item to its initial container #13972
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…tial container Something I noticed while putting together an example for the `enterPredicate` a while ago. Currently we allow an item to be returned to its initial container, even if the initial container isn't connected to the new one, however we don't do the same for the `enterPredicate`. This means that the user can get into the situation where they drag an item out, but then they're not allowed to return it, which seems weird. These changes will ignore the `enterPredicate`, if an item is being returned to the initial container.
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…tial container (#13972) Something I noticed while putting together an example for the `enterPredicate` a while ago. Currently we allow an item to be returned to its initial container, even if the initial container isn't connected to the new one, however we don't do the same for the `enterPredicate`. This means that the user can get into the situation where they drag an item out, but then they're not allowed to return it, which seems weird. These changes will ignore the `enterPredicate`, if an item is being returned to the initial container.
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Something I noticed while putting together an example for the
enterPredicatea while ago. Currently we allow an item to be returned to its initial container, even if the initial container isn't connected to the new one, however we don't do the same for theenterPredicate. This means that the user can get into the situation where they drag an item out, but then they're not allowed to return it, which seems weird. These changes will ignore theenterPredicate, if an item is being returned to the initial container.