fix(drag-drop): error when item enters from the top and list has an intermediate child - #19361
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…ntermediate child In angular#19116 some logic was added so that we use `insertBefore` when an item is entering from the top, rather than `appendChild`. The problem is that an error will be thrown if the first item in the drop list isn't a sibling of the first draggable element. Fixes angular#19359.
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In #19116 some logic was added so that we use
insertBeforewhen an item is entering from the top, rather thanappendChild. The problem is that an error will be thrown if the first item in the drop list isn't a sibling of the first draggable element.Fixes #19359.