If I try to rock an analog slider (that is, one with a range of 0-1) all the way up to one of the ends, with my finger moving past their limit, the slider won't stop right at the end, but somewhere close to it. E.g.: I grab an horizontal slider's handle and move my finger past the left end: the underlying patch won't receive exactly 0, but a slightly higher value, and the faster I rock the slider, the more noticeable it gets.
The only way to set exactly 0 or 1 is to move the handle very gently to the end, and this is not an easy task.
I've tested both horizontal and vertical sliders, as well as multisliders and knobs. Only horizontal and vertical sliders seem to be affected by this issue. And just in case this might be useful to better identify the issue, I ran these tests with version 0.37, on an Android 9 phone.
If I try to rock an analog slider (that is, one with a range of 0-1) all the way up to one of the ends, with my finger moving past their limit, the slider won't stop right at the end, but somewhere close to it. E.g.: I grab an horizontal slider's handle and move my finger past the left end: the underlying patch won't receive exactly 0, but a slightly higher value, and the faster I rock the slider, the more noticeable it gets. The only way to set exactly 0 or 1 is to move the handle very gently to the end, and this is not an easy task. I've tested both horizontal and vertical sliders, as well as multisliders and knobs. Only horizontal and vertical sliders seem to be affected by this issue. And just in case this might be useful to better identify the issue, I ran these tests with version 0.37, on an Android 9 phone.