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$scroll target scroll offset not always an Integer
See original GitHub issueScroll offset calculation sometimes gives us a value with a fraction ex: 8245.125
target = target.getBoundingClientRect().top + window.pageYOffset
then, it fails this check:
if (Number.isInteger(target)) {
continues to:
if (typeof target !== 'object')
and throws Unsupported $scroll target error
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Good catch. I think we can simply use Math.floor(…) to round down the result. Are you happy to send a PR? Otherwise I can have a look tomorrow.
Yep, works in my case, thanks.