Easily Disable Chart Animations

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What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior? It would be very useful to have a quick-option to turn animations on/off – mostly for the sake of performance.

[animation] = "animation"

//options
animation =  false;

This would help in situations where performance may be a concern, or if a chart is being used multiple times on the same view/page. For example, I am using a normalized horizontal bar chart in a table column/cell (one per row) to represent percentages of the relevant data, and 25 rows of them animating at the same time is bit much. I realize this may be a unique use-case; however, turning animations off may, in some cases, be just as important as their glamour.

If there is already an easy way to turn animations off, it is not currently documented.

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[marjan-georgiev]

This is a valid feature request. We are waiting for the new animation features to land in angular so we can improve our animations. I agree there should be an option to disable them.

[ItsEcholot]

This really desperately needs a solution… The gauge element is unusable with updating values.