d3.pointer() could use event.touches[0] about d3-drag HOT 2 CLOSED

I often use d3.pointers()[0] for the same effect, when I'm sure I don't want to handle multitouch. I've tried to give a few hints on multitouch in https://observablehq.com/@d3/multitouch

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Thank you @Fil, now I have to ask myself why I didn't look at that function, it was right under the one I debuged. While doing that I discovered that I need to give d3.pointers(event) svg.node() as second parameter, but only for the drag event, the drag start event will find the right owner element. This result is kind of unexpected but I guess that the right way to handle it would be to give the second parameter for all events.

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