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  2. QTBUG-67341

When changing states inside a StateGroup then it will apply the new state first and then revert the old one

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    • 5.10.1, 5.15.10, 6.2.0, 6.8.0
    • Quick: Other
    • macOS 10.13
    • macOS

      When changing states inside a StateGroup then it will apply the new state first and then revert the old one. This is clear when you use different properties for the states as it will indicate that it makes the new state active first then the old state inactive:

      0x7fdde5f1f7e0 Changing state.  From "state0" . To "state1"
    QQuickStateAction: QQuickWindowQmlImpl_QML_0(0x7fdde5cd6c30) "state1active" From: QVariant(bool, false) To: QVariant(bool, true)
    QQuickStateAction: QQuickWindowQmlImpl_QML_0(0x7fdde5cd6c30) "testColor" From: QVariant(QString, "red") To: QVariant(QString, "green")
    QQuickStateAction: QQuickWindowQmlImpl_QML_0(0x7fdde5cd6c30) "state0active" From: QVariant(bool, true) To: QVariant(bool, false)

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        # Subject Branch Project Status CR V
        601502,1 StateGroup: Support alternate state switching order dev qt/qtdeclarative Status: NEW 0 0

            qt.team.quick.subscriptions Qt Quick and Widgets Team
            andysh Andy Shaw
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