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First of all, thank you for this new feature. It's super ergonomic and easy to use! I noticed a few minor issues (none of which will prevent me from using the feature right away) that I wanted to document.
when repeat is an even number
I would expect the animation to stop cleanly at the from position, but instead it appears to jump back to the to position after completing.
when repeat is undefined
repeat: 0 causes no animation, as expected, but repeat: undefined causes a single animation when the component loads. I would expect all falsey values to behave like repeat: 0
when repeat is a string
I didn't read the release notes carefully enough and initially tried repeat: "infinite" instead of repeat: Infinity 😅 This resulted in an animation that started and continued past its to state. It should probably not start at all when the repeat value is an incorrect type
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
FYI @boygirl the fixes have been released in v0.9.1! Let me know if you have issues with upgrade — ready to help out however I can. The release notes call out the new behavior!
First of all, thank you for this new feature. It's super ergonomic and easy to use! I noticed a few minor issues (none of which will prevent me from using the feature right away) that I wanted to document.
when repeat is an even number
I would expect the animation to stop cleanly at the
from
position, but instead it appears to jump back to theto
position after completing.when repeat is undefined
repeat: 0
causes no animation, as expected, butrepeat: undefined
causes a single animation when the component loads. I would expect all falsey values to behave likerepeat: 0
when repeat is a string
I didn't read the release notes carefully enough and initially tried
repeat: "infinite"
instead ofrepeat: Infinity
😅 This resulted in an animation that started and continued past itsto
state. It should probably not start at all when the repeat value is an incorrect typeThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: