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With the Follower offset, as well as the boundary behavior, we get the expected result when a scale is applied outside the Leader:
Follower
Leader
Transform.scale( scale: 3, child: Leader( link: _anchor, recalculateGlobalOffset: widget.recalculateGlobalOffset, child: Container(width: 25, height: 25, color: Colors.red), ), )
However, we don't get the expected result when the scale is applied between the Leader and the content:
Leader( link: _anchor, recalculateGlobalOffset: widget.recalculateGlobalOffset, child: Transform.scale( scale: 3, child: Container(width: 25, height: 25, color: Colors.red), ), )
Both of the above widget trees should produce the same result.
When this is fixed, write a golden test that runs both of these trees through the same golden image to make sure they produce the same result.
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With the
Follower
offset, as well as the boundary behavior, we get the expected result when a scale is applied outside theLeader
:However, we don't get the expected result when the scale is applied between the
Leader
and the content:Both of the above widget trees should produce the same result.
When this is fixed, write a golden test that runs both of these trees through the same golden image to make sure they produce the same result.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: