Previous html appended by ng-view wasn't removed if animation last for a while

[leftstick]

I have several partials in my project, and i used ng-view to switch between those views.

The previous partial html should be removed after a new partial is added, right?

A weird thing i found during development, once i have animation like ng-enter, ng-leave..., they cannot last like 410ms or 510ms(for example: transition-duration cannot be a number like 410ms/510ms). Otherwise, the previous html wouldn't be removed.

I am using the latest stable version: 1.2.2, and only used CSS-defined Animations.

This was not only happened with ng-view, but also other features. Like i have a service which set a $timeout for removing data when it's timeout. The DOM should do the corresponding change as the data. It worked perfectly without animation or animation last not 410ms/510ms. But if i have animation, and it last up to 410ms/510ms, the DOM would never modified.

I haven't do too much test for other values, but pretty sure 410 and 510 doesn't work. It is very very strange.

Am i missed some parts? Or broke something that i don't know?

Thanks!

[matsko]

@leftstick can you please provide a plunkr example?

[leftstick]

Hi @matsko, see my plunker, If you run it with Firefox(My version is 25.0.1), you would see the <div ng-view></div> inserted without removing the previous one. But it works just perfect with chrome.
Thanks

[matsko]

Alright fixed. The commit is ready. This was a strange bug that firefox was producing which resulted in the duration being a long decimal point value.

So 5.1 ended up being 5.091293719273123.

Thanks for finding the bug! This fix will show up next week in 1.2.4.

[leftstick]

Good to know, thanks