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Always getting SCROLL_REASON.OBSERVED even after setting through setScrollTop
See original GitHub issueThis looks like minor miss. Is that intended to call this.props.onScroll always with SCROLL_REASON.OBSERVED (from onScroll handler) ?
this.props.onScroll({ scrollTop, scrollLeft, scrollReason: SCROLL_REASON.OBSERVED });
In my one of the use case, I wanted to track when user is actually scrolling. So this differentiation will be crucial for me
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Hey - sorry for late reply. I went with initial round of testing and things are working fine. Thanks.
@sanketjo96 any luck testing this?