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    When I right click on a column for grid panel (with only 1 column), I get this alert message:

    "A grid must have at least one column at all times."

    I expect to see this if I try to delete the last column, but I am right clicking on it to get to the context menu.

    When the grid panel had more than 1 column, there is no issue.

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    Do you have a project archive that we can reproduce this problem with?

    Starting an Ext 4.x project, dragging out a Grid Panel, deleting all columns by 1, right click on the last column... doesn't trigger it
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    I just confirmed that those exact steps recreate the issue. I restarted Designer... created a new project... added a grid panel and deleted column by column with right click and got the issue.

    Here's the resulting project: gpissue.zip

    I am on a Mac.

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    I am able to reproduce with your project. Thanks.
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