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Hi, I m using the inheritance approach for my problem. Both the base class and subclass share the same event. On triggering the event, I expected the transition in my subclass to get fired. But only the base class transition happens.
How would the new feature work?
Ideally, it would be effective to see the transitions and callbacks in the subclass overrides the base class incase of same event.
Description of the problem
Hi, I m using the inheritance approach for my problem. Both the base class and subclass share the same event. On triggering the event, I expected the transition in my subclass to get fired. But only the base class transition happens.
How would the new feature work?
Ideally, it would be effective to see the transitions and callbacks in the subclass overrides the base class incase of same event.
Example:
On triggering the event start, the state turns to yellow and second_callback method is invoked
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