Summary: While debugging something at Instagram, I kept seeing a UILabel be truncated when it clearly had enough room to display all its' text. What I realized is that during our pixel rounding, we were losing precision because we were using the incorrect rounding function for floats. Changing from `round()` (which is for doubles) to `roundf()` fixed it. Reviewed By: amonshiz Differential Revision: D4549069 fbshipit-source-id: 78a1bb33e315e7c066b7fb625b1f5a28def76515
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# CHANGELOG
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The changelog for `YogaKit`.
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1.2.0 (**upcoming release**)
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### Breaking Changes
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- `applyLayout()` has now been changed to `applyLayout(preservingOrigin:)`.
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- Computed properties are no longer reflected in getter's of the affected properties.
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```swift
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// OLD
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view.yoga.margin = 10
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view.yoga.marginTop // 10
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view.yoga.marginLeft // 10
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// NEW
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view.yoga.margin = 10
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view.yoga.marginTop // 0
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view.yoga.marginLeft // 0
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```
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### Enhancements
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- Pixel Rounding now uses `roundf()` instead of `round()`.
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