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I'm requesting a TAG review of Animation.progress.
This feature adds a "progress" property to the JavaScript class Animation. The goal of this property is provide authors a convenient and consistent representation of how far along an animation has advanced across its iterations and regardless of the nature of its timeline.
Hi @DavMila - just a quick question: you've indicated "CSS working group" as where this work is being done. However it doesn't seem to be in the CSS repo... is this an official CSS working draft or is it that the intention is to submit it to the CSS working group? Thanks! ✨
Hi @DavMila - just a quick question: you've indicated "CSS working group" as where this work is being done. However it doesn't seem to be in the CSS repo... is this an official CSS working draft or is it that the intention is to submit it to the CSS working group? Thanks! ✨
Thanks for the question. It's in the web-animations-2 spec in the official CSSWG repository for editor's drafts of CSS specifications . I don't think the web-animations-2 spec has been published as a working draft so it's still an editor's draft. So it has been submitted to the CSS working group as part of an editor's draft but not yet a working draft.
こんにちは TAG-さん!
I'm requesting a TAG review of Animation.progress.
This feature adds a "progress" property to the JavaScript class Animation. The goal of this property is provide authors a convenient and consistent representation of how far along an animation has advanced across its iterations and regardless of the nature of its timeline.
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