getArguments().getParcelable doesn't work with FragmentTransitionLauncher

[TheLester]

I am using FragmentTransitionLauncher with shared resource(image) from one fragment to another:

  final MoreAppInfoFragment toFragment = MoreAppInfoFragment.newInstance();
  FragmentTransitionLauncher.with(getActivity()).image(myBtimap).
  from(iconHolder).prepare(toFragment);

I noticed that FragmentTransitionLauncher.prepare() method creates new Bundle obj sets him to fragment:

   public void prepare(android.support.v4.app.Fragment toFragment) {
   Bundle transitionBundle = TransitionBundleFactory.createTransitionBundle(this.context,
   this.fromView, this.bitmap);
   toFragment.setArguments(transitionBundle);}

So instead of creating new Bundle, i get existing and put my Parcelable like this:

    toFragment.getArguments().putParcelable(MoreAppInfoFragment.APP_INFO_OBJ,    
    Parcels.wrap(new AppInfo()));

And then start my fragment:

     getFragmentManager().beginTransaction().replace(R.id.fragmentContainer, 
     toFragment).addToBackStack(null).commit();

And finally in my MoreAppInfoFragment onViewCreated i getArguments and it returns null:

    public void onViewCreated(View view, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    AppInfo currentApp = 
    Parcels.unwrap(getArguments().getParcelable(APP_INFO_OBJ));//getArguments() = null}

[takahirom]

Thank you for reporting.
I tried it , but not reproduce. Please tell me how to reproduce.
40a043d

[TheLester]

@takahirom Never mind,It was my bug, but anyway it would be good to mention in documentation that developer can't create new Bundle object and should use existing by getArguments()

[takahirom]

@TheLester
Thank you for feed back.
I will add that to README.