Calling brush.move does not update the internal state's selection

[SylvainCorlay]

When e.g. resizing a figure, we call brush.move on active brush selectors to adjust to the resized figure.

The internal state of the brush is not updated by the call to move causing the interval to jump upon drag.

Our current workaround is to make another call to brush() to update the internal state.

[mbostock]

I’m not able to reproduce this problem. Here is a working example of brush.move (using transitions, but it works with or without it).

https://observablehq.com/d/a156d984f85884b2

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[SylvainCorlay]

Sorry for the inacurate bug description. Now posting a more accurante description of the issue.