BREAKING CHANGE: `ion-picker` and `ion-picker-column` have been renamed to `ion-picker-legacy` and `ion-picker-legacy-column`, respectively. This change was made to accommodate the new inline picker component while allowing developers to continue to use the legacy picker during this migration period.
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`ion-datetime` uses an `ion-item` to render the month/year toggle button
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BREAKING CHANGE: The CSS shadow part for `month-year-button` has been changed to target a `button` element instead of `ion-item`. Developers should verify their UI renders as expected for the month/year toggle button inside of `ion-datetime`.
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- Picker Column Internal has a disabled state that disables the full
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The appearance of the input is being set to `none` which clears the
browser appearance settings for height on the control. This results in
the `<input type="date" />` to render without a height.
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- Minimum height is assigned to the alert input, forcing it to render at
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Datetime was not scrolling at all when the `value` prop was changed
programmatically. This was due to some logic we had in
`componentDidRender` to work around a WebKit bug which was causing the
scroll position to be moved back to where it was prior to setting the
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ion-accordion-group would not set the value when using it as a Angular
standalone component and data binding:
``` html
<ion-accordion-group #accordionGroup [value]="fromValue">
<ion-accordion value="turtles">
<ion-item slot="header" color="light">
<ion-label>First Accordion</ion-label>
</ion-item>
<div class="ion-padding" slot="content">First Content</div>
</ion-accordion>
<ion-accordion value="second">
<ion-item slot="header" color="light">
<ion-label>Second Accordion</ion-label>
</ion-item>
<div class="ion-padding" slot="content">Second Content</div>
</ion-accordion>
</ion-accordion-group>
```
The problem here is Angular is setting the value of the accordion group
after the component has been initialized (but not loaded) and before the
component watchers are setup, so
[valueChanged](d69ad43482/core/src/components/accordion-group/accordion-group.tsx (L78))
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While evaluating step colors for high contrast themes I discovered that
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`ion-radio-group` would not set the radio value when using it as a
Angular standalone component and data binding:
```html
<ion-radio-group [value]="fromValue">
<ion-radio value="dogs">Dogs</ion-radio><br />
<ion-radio value="cats">Cats</ion-radio><br />
<ion-radio value="turtles">Turtles</ion-radio><br />
<ion-radio value="fish">Fish</ion-radio><br />
</ion-radio-group>
```
This is happening because the value is set before the [value
watcher](c5dd622bbe/core/src/components/radio-group/radio-group.tsx (L34))
has been configured. The event, `ionValueChange`, does not get
[dispatched](c5dd622bbe/core/src/components/radio-group/radio-group.tsx (L37)).
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Run `valueChanged()` in `componentDidLoad()`.
- `valueChanged()` function is tied to the [value
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so it will
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In our testing, we observed that the issue described below only occurs
when assigning a value to the radio group within the primary content,
such as rendering within the app component template.
When the template is isolated to a route, the value is assigned
correctly. To address this issue, we need to ensure that the watcher is
called after the component has finished loading, allowing the emit to be
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