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The value of flex can mean different things
See original GitHub issueI didn’t know this before, but apparently you can set flex to 30px and it will only set flex-basis, you can also set it to 1 30px, which sets flex-grow and flex-basis while skipping flex-shrink.
It looks like we have more work to do 😔
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Nice catch, you could perhaps raise an issue in DevTools.
Ah, you’re right. I got confused because Chrome Dev Tools seem to show it all incorrectly: This is the styles pane (I expanded the
flex: 40pxrule, Chrome should show to what it expands):And this is what I get in the console for this element: