Update CupertinoSwitch thumb to snap to the sides on drag. (Framework, by @ksokolovskyi).
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- Who is affected
- Developers using the affected area. Code that uses CupertinoSwitch.
- Practical impact
- Low risk; review if you work in this area.
- What action should I take?
- No action required; optionally adopt the new behaviour.
APIs mentioned:CupertinoSwitch
Official release note·Heuristic classification (45%)
No strong signal in the PR title; treated as a general improvement.
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Validation warnings
api-symbols: {"unresolved":["CupertinoSwitch"]}
- Source commit
- b3045439b7c0
- Source last updated
- Oct 21, 2026
- Last synchronized
- Oct 21, 2026
- Publication status
- needs-review
Publication history
- Oct 21, 2026, 8:31 PM: new → needs-review (ingestion) — Insufficient classification confidence.
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