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Dragging handle back into its anchor makes its opposite handle move around randomly #2451
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@Keavon this was fixed right? |
Hmm, yeah, seems to be and that does align with my memory. I moved this over from the ✅ issue in #code-todo-list (which I deleted when transferring this over to here to avoid duplication), prompted by @mTvare6 referencing that #code-todo-list task link in a TODO comment in the code of #2450. So I tested it and saw it was broken in dev. So I replaced it with this issue and updated the URL of the TODO comment to this issue. But now it's not present as far as I can tell. However, when testing just now, I did find this similar bug. Let's make this issue now dedicated to fixing this bug: capture_53_.mp4 |
The code already did mention that issue once, I just moved it over into common handler, sorry for not checking if it were resolved. |
Oh I missed that you were just moving that code, my bad. Mystery solved. |
We no longer can snap a handle to its anchor point, thereby hiding it (giving it a zero length status where it's treated as gone). When doing this, the other handle shouldn't be affected from its original position.See the video in my comment below for what this issue is now about.
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