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If I create a toast with toast.loading('loading', { id: 'test' }) and I later call toast('not loading anymore', { id: 'test' }) which for my expectation should remove the loading state from the toast. It doesn't do that. It just switches the text, but it stays in the loading state. I want to do it like this because I just want to show a "neutral" toast when the loading is finished and I don't want to use a toast.success or something similar because of the styling.
Describe the feature / bug 馃摑:
If I create a toast with
toast.loading('loading', { id: 'test' })
and I later calltoast('not loading anymore', { id: 'test' })
which for my expectation should remove the loading state from the toast. It doesn't do that. It just switches the text, but it stays in the loading state. I want to do it like this because I just want to show a "neutral" toast when the loading is finished and I don't want to use atoast.success
or something similar because of the styling.Steps to reproduce the bug 馃攣:
I've tested it in v1.4.0 and the latest v1.4.41
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