Some parts of the code are using setTimeout with arbitrary delay values that may not work as expected on different computers (as they are dependant on execution speed).
One example is the set of this.enableAnimations on groupings.component.ts
setTimeout(() => {
// Enable panels animations only after a delay so that only user actions triger an animation.
// when component is initied, if a panel is displayed, we don't want the apparition of the panel
// to be animated.
this.enableAnimations = true;
}, 300);
This may be handled by this.activatePanel that may trigger animation or not based on where it is called. It should trigger animation when called from everywhere except when called from this.route.queryParams.subscribe (this assumption should be verified by looking the code more in details).
More details can be found there : #113 (comment)
Some parts of the code are using
setTimeoutwith arbitrary delay values that may not work as expected on different computers (as they are dependant on execution speed).One example is the set of
this.enableAnimationson groupings.component.tsThis may be handled by
this.activatePanelthat may trigger animation or not based on where it is called. It should trigger animation when called from everywhere except when called fromthis.route.queryParams.subscribe(this assumption should be verified by looking the code more in details).More details can be found there : #113 (comment)