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[material-next][ProgressIndicator] Apply MD3 style to CircularProgress
#39825
[material-next][ProgressIndicator] Apply MD3 style to CircularProgress
#39825
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Hey @lhilgert9! May I ask you to make the same adjustments we did with the LinearProgress
PR?:
- Bring back color options including
inherit
- Remove composed classes
- Add playground to make reviews easier
I don't know if I'm forgetting something. Thanks again for working on this!
@DiegoAndai I thought so, I just wanted to wait until the |
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Overall looks good 🙌🏼 I left some small comments.
docs/data/material/components/progress/ProgressMaterialYouPlayground.js
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Great! 🚀
CircularProgress issue: #39770
Material You umbrella issue: #29345
Preview: https://deploy-preview-39825--material-ui.netlify.app/material-ui/react-progress/#material-you-version
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The animation is not implemented exactly as it looks in the MD3 docs. Other libraries have used many additional HTML elements for this. So the question here is whether it is worth the effort?
Example: