Describe the bug
Using 0.18.1 of reg-cli:
If, looking at the report of differences, one compares the 'toggle', 'blend' images vs what the 'slide' shows, you'll find that the images the 'slide' effect shows are inverted. ie: when the slider is toward the 'before', it's actually showing the 'after' image, and when the slider is toward the 'after', you're actually seeing the 'before' image. This is easy to verify, as the 'blend' and 'toggle' do show the correct before/after images.
Reproduced step
Create images that are different, then create a report. Observe the differences shown between the 'slide', 'blend' and 'toggle'. You will find that the 'slide' results are inverted compared to the others. Now look at the images themselves, and using separate diff tools, you'll see that truely, the 'before' and 'after' are being shown incorrectly with the slide, while the blend and toggle are correct.
Expected behavior
The correct image should be shown when the 'before' vs 'after' slider is at either extreme.
Actual behavior
The incorrect image is shown.
Describe the bug
Using 0.18.1 of
reg-cli:If, looking at the report of differences, one compares the 'toggle', 'blend' images vs what the 'slide' shows, you'll find that the images the 'slide' effect shows are inverted. ie: when the slider is toward the 'before', it's actually showing the 'after' image, and when the slider is toward the 'after', you're actually seeing the 'before' image. This is easy to verify, as the 'blend' and 'toggle' do show the correct before/after images.
Reproduced step
Create images that are different, then create a report. Observe the differences shown between the 'slide', 'blend' and 'toggle'. You will find that the 'slide' results are inverted compared to the others. Now look at the images themselves, and using separate diff tools, you'll see that truely, the 'before' and 'after' are being shown incorrectly with the slide, while the blend and toggle are correct.
Expected behavior
The correct image should be shown when the 'before' vs 'after' slider is at either extreme.
Actual behavior
The incorrect image is shown.