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I see in 1.2.2, the call that clamped the scroll progress to < 1.0 is gone, but it still isn't being sent. In the KVO callback, the setProgress: call doesn't happen if the state is .Ready, which it is if the offset is greater than the expanded height. Not sure what the best solution is.
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Yeah I can build whatever is needed, I just want to make sure it falls within the spirit of the library if you know what I mean. As it is now, setProgress is only sent to content views when the state is .Normal. Do you think it's fine to send it any time the scroll view drags?
I see in 1.2.2, the call that clamped the scroll progress to < 1.0 is gone, but it still isn't being sent. In the KVO callback, the
setProgress:
call doesn't happen if the state is.Ready
, which it is if the offset is greater than the expanded height. Not sure what the best solution is.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: