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feat(collapse): convert to use $animateCss
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I would love to give you an answer, but it is still magic for me. Sometimes you need it, sometimes you don't. That is ngAnimate for you. |
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Commenting that this should not be merged - ngAnimateMock changes in 1.4.5 means that this is broken. |
- Change to use `$animateCss` when available
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Going to need your assistance for this @Foxandxss - stuck on why these two tests don't pass :( . |
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- Change to use `$animateCss` when available Closes angular-ui#4257
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$animateCsswhen availableI would like someone to pull this down and investigate the tests if possible - in particular, in the
should shrink accordingly when content size inside collapse decreasestest, if I do$animate.triggerCallbacks(), it causes the test to fail. Perhaps I am not understanding what is truly going on here with ngAnimate, since it seemed necessary in some of the other ones.