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provide childAnimation as param #247

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This PR solves issue #246 and allows us to pass childAnimation as a separate param.

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prateekmedia previously approved these changes Apr 28, 2022
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LGTM!

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Can you rebase it, it has conflicts.

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Sure. would do that

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AbhishekDoshi26 commented Apr 28, 2022

@prateekmedia done. Also, if possible, please test it. I have tested it but still.

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prateekmedia commented Apr 28, 2022

@AbhishekDoshi26 I am quite busy these days and the new maintainer is @luca-colazzo.
If possible please test it yourself and verify that it is working.

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Yep. Tested. Working properly.
So, LGTM!
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Will test when home

_MyHomePageState is a SingleTickerProviderStateMixin but multiple tickers were created.
This was triggered when clicking on anything
Just passing the animation Curve is sufficient, more efficient and just work
Also increased duration to see the actual animation
@luca-colazzo luca-colazzo merged commit a579c82 into darioielardi:master Apr 29, 2022
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