ng-class animation styles without the element itself having transition attr

[fxck]

Why I need it..

Look at this structure.

<div ng-class="{ test: something == true }">
  <div class="animation"></div>
</div>

and I'd like to do something like this

.test-add .animation {
  transition: opacity 500ms;
}

.test-add-active .animation {
  opacity: 0;
}

..and the reason why I'm doing all this instead of simply adding ng-class to .animation itself, is because it seems to bug out when I try and use ng-class with the same varible on two different elements(only one transition happens, the other is instantly at the finished state)... it might be a bug in $animation, but I'm not entirely sure

[matsko]

Can you provide a plunkr to the buggy ngClass example?

[fxck]

Yeah... I encoutered more than one strange/buggy behaviour, in cases which worked just fine while testing it with pure css(with :hover).. but it's gonna take a while to extract it from the thing I'm working on.. so yeah, eventually, just not now.

[fxck]

hey @matsko I've put it together in a new issue here #7105 closing this one