fix resizing collisions caused by asynchronous nature of scope.$watch#33
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fix resizing collisions caused by asynchronous nature of scope.$watch#33Merott wants to merge 1 commit intopatrickmarabeas:masterfrom
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The resizing sometimes wouldn't work as expected because the resize function was being called at different times with different values, and not always the most recent would win. By implementing a short delay, and ensuring that previous calls to resize() are cancelled, the resizing can be done more reliably
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@Merott @patrickmarabeas - Can we please get this merged? |
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Integrated the changes; check v4.2.2 and see whether it works as expected. |
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The resizing sometimes wouldn't work as expected because
resizewas being called at different times with different values, and not always the most recent would win. By implementing a short delay, and ensuring that previous calls toresize()are cancelled, the resizing can be done more reliably.