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Ran into this after upgrading to 1.2.0 today (congrats btw :)).
Basic issue is that the new updates to ngAnimate to prevent elements from entering a stale state (by applying transition: none) is overwriting any styles applied on that element, rather than appending.
Ran into this after upgrading to 1.2.0 today (congrats btw :)).
Basic issue is that the new updates to ngAnimate to prevent elements from entering a stale state (by applying
transition: none
) is overwriting any styles applied on that element, rather than appending.Have a look at this plunkr: http://plnkr.co/edit/PMxVTydp4b2tVt5ZhD09?p=preview
If you hover your mouse over the element it should remain black, however it turns back to red after a moment.
Seems ngAnimate overwrites the styles and then ngStyle is reapplied resulting in the red background appearing again.
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