calculate width was only calculated on first render, and so change in the width of the children (for example, if the number of items in an array that is mapped into the \ changes) caused the items to move far too fast or slow.
I believe this also may fix the issue where there is a large gap between the last item and the next repeat of the first item.
It does not fix this issue.
I don't believe this will solve those issues since it doesn't seem like they're updating the children. However, this is still a good addition for dynamic content. Thanks!
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calculate width was only calculated on first render, and so change in the width of the children (for example, if the number of items in an array that is mapped into the \ changes) caused the items to move far too fast or slow.
I believe this also may fix the issue where there is a large gap between the last item and the next repeat of the first item.It does not fix this issue.@justin-chu