Ok, I'm not sure how to properly explain this, let me know if you need a video to demonstrate and replicate the issue.

A little background: When you release the cell and it touches the right corner it still oscillates a little until it comes to a full stop, it oscillates horizontally a little into the cell frame and outside it, this is by design and it's normal behavior.

To replicate the issue you will have to swipe a cell and after you release it as soon as it touches the right corner you will have to scroll the view and you will see that every other row now has a negative damping that didn't finish (green color) ( the right edge of the cell is now curved and you can see a little green color because it was still finishing oscillating when you scrolled the view and it just froze in that state, this affects random cells, not just the one you swiped).

Thanks.

This prevents anyone whose app runs on 7.0-7.1 from using Cocoapods to install this library. Has the minimum target actually changed to 8.0 or will it still run on 7.0+?

Hi,

I tried using WobbleView as a pod in my projet but I can't create a WobbleView because of its lack of access modifiers (by default, it's internal).

Adding public access to the WobbleView class should do the trick, but we might also want access to its "considered public" variable.

• Fixed crashing on iOS 7, deleted "perservesSuperviewLayoutMargins = false", because it is set to false by default. Fixes #3
• Changed project deployment_target to 7.0
• Changed podspec deployment_target to 7.0. Fixes #4
• Added sample LaunchImages for iOS7 which does not use LaunchScreen. It prevents iOS from displaying 3,5" window on 4" iPhones while using iOS7.