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You are setting animateHeight to true but you are also providing a custom height. The custom height has a higher priority than the animateHeight property. So animateHeight is most likely having no effect at all.

See original GitHub issue

This warning is showing when i have a custom minHeight not height.

Although animateHeight is working fine

<SwipeableViews containerStyle={{minHeight: swipeableHeight}} animateHeight
>
...

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:6 (1 by maintainers)

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oliviertassinaricommented, Aug 10, 2017

What about using this pattern instead in order to avoid the warning?

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yohiocommented, Aug 16, 2017

Didn’t work for me, everything still sizes up from a height of 0

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