Matt Perry

I suspect it’s the feature comparison that causes this confusion. The animate function docs explain what the difference is - the hybrid function includes support for more values, animation sequences...

Awesome PR, thanks! I'll try and get it merged and released this week.

@mohammadhosseinmoradi time

I’ll come back to this after a bit more thought but realistically this is unlikely as it requires a parser for the strings and then including all the easing functions...

Hey sorry for just getting to this. If you can fix these conflicts I can get it merged in. `AcceleratedAnimation` -> `NativeAnimationExtended` and `interpolate` both now in `motion-dom`.

Closing this to keep things clean but feel free to re-open with the fixed conflicts 🙏

It's quite tough to fix this given Motion could have been built with different settings than the consuming code base. Is there a reason for disabling `skipLibCheck`? And how do...

Thanks for the fix @fxnm - I'm not certain this is the fix I'll go with (just need to double check it) but its a good start. What I suppose...

Can you try ``` clipPath: collapse ? "inset(0 120px 0 120px)" : "inset(0 0px 0 0px)", ```

Closing this out as `animateView` is our immediate direction for the JS library