Feature request: option to fire callback when no scrolling happened

I currently have a feature that toggles a boolean to ‘block’ scrollIntoView() (and some other functions) from firing multiple times while it’s running, and then uses a callback to ‘unblock’ scrollIntoView() and these other functions. However, in some cases, scrollIntoView() doesn’t scroll (e.g., when isScrollable() returns false). This is expected (in my case it’s a navbar that only is scrollable in mobile widths), but there’s not a clean way to fire my callback in this case, and thus not a clean way to unblock my functions that fire after the callback toggles the boolean.

Sorry if this example is unclear. The main point of it is that I’d like a way to fire a callback in a no-op case. I was thinking an additional type might work.

[psixdev]

Sorry, I found an annoying mistake in my code. After fixing it, the problem stopped repeating itself. The library works as I expect

[KoryNunn]

Thanks for that, Bug confirmed, test added, fix added, published as 1.9.6.