Cody Olsen

Ok this is a bug, it manages to correct the snap position if a drag interaction is done, but for some reason it's failing if the content changes when idle....

Good idea, I'll recreate them there and link to them 👍

Hmmm, there are two challenges here. The CSS challenge with z-indexes like you're describing, and after you've solved that you'll face the problem of interactivity as the bottom sheet is...

This will be available after I've upgraded to react-spring to v9,I'm currently working on rewriting the internal state machine to fit the new api model ☺️

Yes, an early version of this library actually supported it, but it had to be disabled because it failed to work consistently on Android and iOS. I plan on revisiting...

Hello @bulby97, try giving the new [`expandOnContentDrag`](https://github.com/stipsan/react-spring-bottom-sheet#expandoncontentdrag) prop a shot :) It's enabled on this [demo](https://react-spring-bottom-sheet.cocody.dev/fixtures/scrollable).

It's very difficult to do that with the current api. But in the next major you'll be able to subscribe to the snap position in real-time, and the current state...

Sounds like you're [affected by the library we use to handle `scrolllocking`](https://github.com/stipsan/react-spring-bottom-sheet#scrolllocking). Have you tried adding `[data-body-scroll-lock-ignore]` to a container for the drag & drop stuff? Could you make a...

Heya, [react-spring](https://www.react-spring.io/docs/hooks/api#configs) support it. If I expose it like this: ```js ref.current.snapTo(({maxHeight}) => maxHeight, {duration: 250}) ``` would that work for you?

@simonrelet yes that is the idea. The reason I've held off on it though is that these options are different in the upcoming version of `react-spring`, `v9`. I could compromise...