In the next version, we will get rid of a couple of regressions (those for the newest versions). So I believe that the next sprint after that will include a fix for this regression. I will keep you updated about that.
When it comes to Handsontable v8.2.0 it was using the Handsontable for Angular wrapper version 6.x. Hereโs a demo for test with all the resources https://jsfiddle.net/e7zdkgwr/2/
I will stay tuned regarding wrapper updates. In the meanwhile, I have removed wrapper completely (and all angular related HOT modules/components) and end up using HOT as plain JS implementation. I had no meaningfull gain with using wrapper anyway as all it was is
What I have lost is strict type control. It would be nice if you would publish typescript typings as separate package like depracated @types/handsontable. In order to stay compatible and do not change a lot of the code I have stubbed some of HOT classes to relax typescript compiler.