<UnderlineNav.Item /> without counter shows loading indicator

[cihad]

Description

If loadingCounters is true and an UnderlineNav.Item does not have a counter prop, the loading indicator is shown. Normally, if there are 10 items, if 1 or 2 of them do not have a counter prop, it does not pose a problem. But if there are no counters in 5 of them, it is not a nice view.

loadingCounters: true:

loadingCounters: false:

Steps to reproduce

Sample view:

<UnderlineNav aria-label="Repository" loadingCounters={true}>
 <UnderlineNav.Item>Inspect</UnderlineNav.Item>
 <UnderlineNav.Item counter={0}>Resources</UnderlineNav.Item>
 <UnderlineNav.Item counter={0}>Packages</UnderlineNav.Item>
 <UnderlineNav.Item>Code</UnderlineNav.Item>
 <UnderlineNav.Item>Docs</UnderlineNav.Item>
 <UnderlineNav.Item>Debug</UnderlineNav.Item>
</UnderlineNav>

Version

36.7.1

Browser

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[broccolinisoup]

Hello @cihad 👋 Thanks for raising this issue. We think it makes sense and will give it a try. Feel free to push a PR if you would like, otherwise we will move this in our backlog.