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  2. QTBUG-77055

When pixelAligned is set to true in a Flickable, then it is possible that doing a flick away the boundaries (so you see a gap) will not cause it to snap back

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      When pixelAligned is set to true in a Flickable, then it is possible that doing a flick away the boundaries (so you see a gap) will not cause it to snap back. It might take a couple of goes, but in the example attached, click and drag downwards, most times it will stop in place and another click will snap it back into place.

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        # Subject Branch Project Status CR V
        409246,6 Respect the pixelAligned property when updating the visible area dev qt/qtdeclarative Status: MERGED +2 0
        409592,2 Respect the pixelAligned property when updating the visible area 6.3 qt/qtdeclarative Status: MERGED +2 0
        409692,2 Respect the pixelAligned property when updating the visible area tqtc/lts-6.2 qt/tqtc-qtdeclarative Status: MERGED +2 0

            laknoll Lars Knoll
            andysh Andy Shaw
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