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I am using AngularJS for a small web app and have encountered a problem. I am using ng-repeat to populate a list inside of a div. The div has a fixed height and is set to overflow-y: auto, meaning a scroll bar appears when the list is too big for the div. My problem is that when the list gets re-drawn, i.e. the data backing ng-repeat changes, the scroll bar does not reset to the top of the div. Instead, it stays at whatever position the scroll bar was at before the ng-repeat change. This is a very poor user experience. I’ve tried the following without any luck:

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