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I am running into an issue in an app where occasionally a Liquid Fire animation gets stuck. For example, a toLeft animation may result in the two elements being partly in and partly out indefinitely.
When it gets in this state, inspecting the animating elements shows that they still have the .liquid-animating class. Also, the Promises tab of the Ember Inspector shows that the promises are pending indefinitely. There are no errors in the console or the Ember Inspector.
I have seen it with liquid-outlet, liquid-if, and liquid-bind, and I am using the stock Liquid Fire transitions. I would expect it to just be some sort of error in my code that is being swallowed, but I have seen it in nearly every instance where Liquid Fire is being used in the app.
I am currently running Ember 2.9.1 and Liquid Fire 0.26.4. I spend most of my time in Chrome, so that is where I have seen it.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
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I am running into an issue in an app where occasionally a Liquid Fire animation gets stuck. For example, a
toLeft
animation may result in the two elements being partly in and partly out indefinitely.When it gets in this state, inspecting the animating elements shows that they still have the
.liquid-animating
class. Also, the Promises tab of the Ember Inspector shows that the promises are pending indefinitely. There are no errors in the console or the Ember Inspector.I have seen it with
liquid-outlet
,liquid-if
, andliquid-bind
, and I am using the stock Liquid Fire transitions. I would expect it to just be some sort of error in my code that is being swallowed, but I have seen it in nearly every instance where Liquid Fire is being used in the app.I am currently running Ember 2.9.1 and Liquid Fire 0.26.4. I spend most of my time in Chrome, so that is where I have seen it.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: