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bug: When drawing a line with an stroke cap, if you apply a inner shadow to it, the stroke cap partially disappears #4517

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jordisala1991 opened this issue Apr 25, 2024 · 1 comment
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@jordisala1991
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Steps To Reproduce

  1. Draw a line (the direction of it does not matter)
  2. Apply a stroke cap (for example an arrow)
  3. Apply a inner shadow to it

Expected behavior

The line and the stroke cap get the inner shadow

Actual behavior

Part of the arrow is invisible now. It looks like after applying the inner shadow, the bounding box acts like a mask (when previously allowed the arrow cap to be outside its bounds)

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https://www.loom.com/share/67bcd24b8e6b4fa7acb549fcb9d195df?sid=d57c88b0-82c3-4ff6-8072-e7709b94d2cc

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@daniel-herrero
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Hi,

We've opened a bug at Taiga to track this issue from here. We will try to fix it soon.

Thanks for reporting it!

@daniel-herrero daniel-herrero added the managed on taiga This issue has been moved to our project at Taiga.io label Apr 29, 2024
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