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TypeError: Cannot read property 'offset' of undefined
See original GitHub issueWhen scrolling really fast, the following error can always be reproduced.
It appears to be the result of a floating point issue. I was able to reproduce this both on my iPhone and Chrome.
Maybe just parseInt(...)?
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For anyone that comes across this, I found that it was because I was passing a decimal value to the scrollToIndex. Math.round or any other like ceil, or floor fixes this issue.
Im running into this currently. Very rare. Very frustrated.