Slider: Warning NaN for the bottom css style property

[kyybo]

Describe the bug

Hello,
I've noticed a small difference between vertical and horizontal Sliders:
When I create a vertical Slider with a 'min' property identical to the 'max' property, I get the following error in the console: "Warning: 'NaN' is an invalid value for the 'bottom' css style property."
But with a horizontal Slider, this error doesn't appear, whereas you'd expect something like "Warning: 'NaN' is an invalid value for the 'left' css style property."

It seems to me that the error appears because a division by (max-min) is made at some point.
The behavior should be homogeneous in the 2 cases (vertical and horizontal).
Personally, I'd prefer there to be no error in either case.

PS : Having a 'min' equal to the 'max' may seem strange.
In my case, I use the Slider to modify the depth of a graph, and the Slider's 'max' property is calculated according to the maximum depth of my graph. However, it is possible to have graphs with a single node. In this case, min = max

Reproducer

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PrimeReact version

9.6.0

React version

18.x

Language

TypeScript

Build / Runtime

Create React App (CRA)

Browser(s)

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Steps to reproduce the behavior

<Slider value={value} onChange={(e) => setValue(e.value)} className="w-14rem" min={1} max={1} orientation="vertical"/> --> Error in console

<Slider value={value} onChange={(e) => setValue(e.value)} className="w-14rem" min={1} max={1} orientation="horizontal"/> --> No error in console

Expected behavior

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[melloware]

Thanks for the report PR submitted!