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Hello,


The instance swap function of component work in a way that I find disturbing. So I want to know if you have the same problem or if I am missing something.


I have a component that work as a form container for other component. It’s basically a label with a list that can contain one or multiple sub-components.

So, in order to change the nested components, I’ve created an swap instance attribute.

But then, when I change a property of one of the nested component, all of the others one replicate the same change (see video attached Figma-recording.mov - Google Drive).


Is it supposed to work like that or is a bug ?


I know i could create different property for every nested component to avoid this problem but I would painful to use.

Hi there,


Thanks for reaching out and sharing the video recording! I’m checking with our internal team, and will get back to you when I have anything I can share with you.


Thanks,

Toku

Hi there,


As I checked with our internal team, they hope to investigate with your file, so could you reach out directly to the support team with a copy of your file: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?


Please make sure you use the email associated with your Figma account, include links to the file in question, and share Edit access with support-share@figma.com. Don’t worry, inviting us to view your file won’t impact your billing!


Thanks for your help,

Toku

Hi !


Thanks for your quick response, I’m sharing the file with them.


Regards

I have the same question.

I don’t see why a prop value change on an instance should propagate to all instances bound to the instance swap property.

All the more given that this isn’t true for component properties (such as content) that are independent.

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