Function onFinishAll is never called
See original GitHub issueThis is how I’m using it.
<FlipMove className="ui horizontal list" duration={300} onStartAll={this.onStartAll} onFinishAll={this.onFinishAll}>
{this.items}
<FlipMove>
[onStart, onStartAll, onFinish] works as expected. Using version 2.9.1
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- Created 6 years ago
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- Comments:7 (1 by maintainers)
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i’ll take a look at it at the end of the week. might also use it to do some dom cleanup, which hopefully prevents some more edge cases with nodes not being removed
Ok then, closing this issue. It could be a problem with another library stopping propagation of events, but i’m just speculating here. If you manage to reproduce the problem, just reopen it.