ENYO-5623: Fix ui/Marquee to stop when blurred during restart timer #1935
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Issue Resolved / Feature Added
In #1301, we added a
Job
to manage cancelling marquee instances inMarqueeController
to allow synchronized marquees to continue when a stop event (e.g. blurring) was immediately followed by a start event (focusing, pointer enter). As a result, it became possible (either through impeccable timing or sluggishness on lower powered hardware) to blur a synchronized marquee during the restart timer causing the job to be scheduled but then reset by the "complete" trigger before it fires.Resolution
Additional Considerations
I couldn't come up with a reason that the "complete" trigger would stop the cancel job. The purpose of the complete trigger is to inform the controller that one instance is done in order to coordinate restarting all instances at the same time. It isn't a trigger to initiate marquee and so shouldn't prevent cancelling (as far as i can tell).