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In CSS you can use one value inside of a scale function and it will apply to both x and y axis.
This is not the case for the CSSScaleValue - which doesn't have a one argument constructor version. At the moment we do this:
new CSSScale(CSS.number(2), CSS.number(2))
Would make sense to do new CSSScale(CSS.number(2))
new CSSScale(CSS.number(2))
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In CSS you can use one value inside of a scale function and it will apply to both x and y axis.
This is not the case for the CSSScaleValue - which doesn't have a one argument constructor version. At the moment we do this:
new CSSScale(CSS.number(2), CSS.number(2))
Would make sense to do
new CSSScale(CSS.number(2))
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: