When animating between a value that is computed to be a percentage and a fixed value, a calc() value must be used
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…d a fixed value, a calc() value must be used.
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Note that Firefox will now pass those modified tests while Chrome will fail. Safari will pass them shortly. |
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Filed https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1197519 for the chrome bug.
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I filed CSS issue #6197 about this and @emilio pointed me to CSS issue #3482 which clarifies that a
calc()value, containing a0%value if applicable, should be created when blending between a percentage and a fixed value.