Programatically passed renderer is corrupting animations

[ninjazoete]

Hi,
I have been forced to implement my own Renderer for BarChartView. I need to draw bars a little differently. It was all fine until I needed to animate data refresh and then I found a problem.
I found out that no matter what Renderer I use e.g. BarChartRenderer, if I create it and pass to renderer property of BarChartView it will never be able to animate. Is there any bug that I just encountered?

My code for passing new renderer for a BarChartView:
`guard let chartView = _barChartView else { return }

    let animator = Animator()
    animator.delegate = chartView
    let viewPort = ViewPortHandler(width: self.frame.width,
                                   height: self.frame.height)
    
    chartView.renderer = BarChartRenderer(dataProvider: chartView, animator: animator, viewPortHandler: viewPort)`

If I never touch the renderer property it will animate perfectly. What am I doing wrong ?
I dived into implementation of ChartViewBase and found a delegate for animator, thought that was my mistake but here I have no more ideas.

Searched for issues with custom renderer. Thank you for help and I hope someone can answer so I can fix my potentialy stupid mistake here.

Charts version/Branch/Commit Number: 3.0.5
Xcode version: 9.2
Swift version: 4.0
Platform(s) running Charts: iOS 11.2
macOS version running Xcode:

[ninjazoete]

Found a solution.
animator passed to renderer should not be created but take from chartView.chartAnimator like below:
BarChartRenderer(dataProvider: chartView, animator: chartView.chartAnimator, viewPortHandler: viewPort)

[ninjazoete]

Maybe someone will find it helpful. Closing.