When height:'auto' there is no way to update it if parent's height is increased

[ibc]

Given this code:

<div id="parent">
  <div id="scrollable">
     [.....]
  </div>
</div>

<style>
  #parent { height: 100px; }
</style>

Let's run slimScroll:

jQuery('#scrollable').slimScroll( { height: 'auto' } );

If later I need to increase/decrease the height of #parent then the size of #scrollable is not updated according, and the worst: there is NO way to update it. Calling again to .slimScroll( { height: 'auto' } ) has no effect, so no way to go.

Do I miss something? or is it a limitation?

[ibc]

The feature I mean is provided by #54 which allows calling again to jQuery('#scrollable').slimScroll({height: 'auto'}); to update the height. Hope such a pull request is accepted.