Fix transition options inconsistency/bug #261
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Between leave() and enter() transitionOptions was inconsistent on how it handled the toggleClass/toggle option. Now excepting both options.
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I found a bug or inconsistency in how
transitionOptionsare used in theenter()andleave()functions insidetransition.js.enter()expectstoggleClassleave()expectstoggle:This patch combines
transitionOptionparsing into one function,getTransitionOptions,to keep everything consistent. It also allows for bothtoggleandtoggleClassoptions to maintain backward compatibility.I've added tests to cover this issue.
As an added bonus, I noticed I was using a couple
await aTimeout(100)calls in my pull request earlier. They don't need to wait that long, so I changed them toawait aTimeout(0). This speeds up the tests by .3 seconds or so. 😃