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Hello I would like to ask why is shimmering still exist even after calling .stopShimmer() method in RecyclerView. Here's an example I am using 0.2.0 v.
stopShimmer seems to be working as expected when trying it out in the sample app. Are you sure the view holder wasn't re-instantiated and dont have autoStart specified?
Wow! So autostart is the culprit here. I also notice that thanks anyway.
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stopShimmer seems to be working as expected when trying it out in the
sample app. Are you sure the view holder wasn't re-instantiated and dont
have autoStart specified?
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Hello I would like to ask why is shimmering still exist even after calling .stopShimmer() method in RecyclerView. Here's an example I am using 0.2.0 v.
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