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Remove clip-path from 20/arrow-left-circle #1211

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At size 20, the arrow-left-circle icon was not displaying correctly in my Elixir Phoenix LiveView application.

Comparing to the other arrow-*-circle icons of size 20, as well as the other sizes of arrow-left-circle, this is the only variant that contains a clip-path.

Removing the clip-path allows the icon to display correctly.

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Screenshot 2024-07-20 at 3 11 26 PM

After:
Screenshot 2024-07-20 at 3 35 47 PM

At size 20, the `arrow-left-circle` icon was not displaying correctly in my Elixir Phoenix LiveView application.

Comparing to the other `arrow-*-circle` icons of size 20, as well as the other sizes of `arrow-left-circle`, this is the only variant that contains a `clip-path`.

Removing the clip-path allows the icon to display correctly.
randycoulman added a commit to randycoulman/freedom_account that referenced this pull request Jul 20, 2024
I was unable to make infinite scrolling work, so I resorted to prev page/next page buttons instead.

The `hero-arrow-left-circle-mini` icon would not display correctly, so I submitted [a PR](tailwindlabs/heroicons#1211) upstream and am now using my fork.
@thecrypticace thecrypticace merged commit 64e2368 into tailwindlabs:master Jul 22, 2024
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Thanks! Will tag a release today.

@randycoulman randycoulman deleted the fix-arrow-left-circle-20 branch July 26, 2024 05:20
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