Hello!
I may be misunderstanding Tether.destroy, but it only removes the zeroElement and leaves the Tether.element when I call it. (The zeroElement is the first Tether-related line in this screenshot.)

I'm using Tether within a react component, so I'd like to remove all of the DOM nodes on componentWillUnmount.
I've worked around this by calling Tether.element.remove after destroy:
this._tether.destroy();
this._tether.element.remove();
Is this the intended behavior?
Hello!
I may be misunderstanding
Tether.destroy, but it only removes thezeroElementand leaves theTether.elementwhen I call it. (ThezeroElementis the first Tether-related line in this screenshot.)I'm using Tether within a react component, so I'd like to remove all of the DOM nodes on
componentWillUnmount.I've worked around this by calling
Tether.element.removeafterdestroy:Is this the intended behavior?