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Steps to reproduce:
1. Run the pasted app.
2. Click the "->S2" button. Wait ~1.5s (+1s move, +.5s (half of the) fade).
3. Click the "->S1" button.
 
 Actual Results:
 The button raises effectEnd when it begins autoReversing (visually conveyed by a change in height of the target button).
 
 Expected Results:
 The button should raise effectEnd after the reversal completes (after the move is reversed, but not after the initial startDelay since that should be ignored).
 
 Workaround (if any):
 
 APP:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Application
xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
xmlns:Stateful="Stateful.*"
layout="absolute"
backgroundColor="0xFFFFFF" backgroundGradientColors="[0xFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFF]"
creationComplete="{this.currentState='State1'}">

<states>
<State name="State1"/>
<State name="State2"/>
</states>

    <transitions>
        <Transition id="s1s2" fromState="State1" toState="State2" autoReverse="true" effect="{s_Move}"/>
        <Transition id="s2s1" fromState="State2" toState="State1" autoReverse="true" effect="{s_Move}"/>
    </transitions>
        
    <Declarations>
        <Sequence id="s_Move"
         duration="2000"
         target="{target}"
         startDelay="1000" effectEnd="{target.height=50}">
            <Move />
            <Fade />
        </Sequence>
    </Declarations>
    
    <VBox
     x="0" y="0"
     width="80">
     <Button width="100%" label="->S2" click="{this.currentState='State2'}"/>
     <Button width="100%" label="->S1" click="{this.currentState='State1'}"/>
    </VBox>
    
    <Button id="target"
     x.State1="100" x.State2="200"
     y.State1="100" y.State2="200"
     alpha.State1="1" alpha.State2=".25"
     />
</Application>

 

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Steps to reproduce: 1. Run the pasted app. 2. Click the "->S2" button. Wait ~1.5s (+1s move, +.5s (half of the) fade). 3. Click the "->S1" button.    Actual Results:  The button raises effectEnd when it begins autoReversing (visually conveyed by a change in height of the target button).    Expected Results:  The button should raise effectEnd after the reversal completes (after the move is reversed, but not after the initial startDelay since that should be ignored).    Workaround (if any):    APP: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Application xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009" xmlns:Stateful="Stateful.*" layout="absolute" backgroundColor="0xFFFFFF" backgroundGradientColors="[0xFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFF]" creationComplete="{this.currentState='State1'}"> <states> <State name="State1"/> <State name="State2"/> </states>     <transitions>         <Transition id="s1s2" fromState="State1" toState="State2" autoReverse="true" effect="{s_Move}"/>         <Transition id="s2s1" fromState="State2" toState="State1" autoReverse="true" effect="{s_Move}"/>     </transitions>              <Declarations>         <Sequence id="s_Move"          duration="2000"          target="{target}"          startDelay="1000" effectEnd="{target.height=50}">             <Move />             <Fade />         </Sequence>     </Declarations>          <VBox      x="0" y="0"      width="80">      <Button width="100%" label="->S2" click="{this.currentState='State2'}"/>      <Button width="100%" label="->S1" click="{this.currentState='State1'}"/>     </VBox>          <Button id="target"      x.State1="100" x.State2="200"      y.State1="100" y.State2="200"      alpha.State1="1" alpha.State2=".25"      /> </Application>