Bug? preventing 'Stretch to Tempo' audio clips from moving.

The video explains it all:
https://youtu.be/3VhBMuYcCRc
 
If you do not wish to watch the video and prefer a written explanation instead...
 
I turned on 'Stretch to Tempo' in a project with audio stems. Whenever I try to drag these audio clips, the blue line that usually pops up at the beginning of a clip when you click on them, shows up at the beginning of the project and because there is a 1 bar gap before the song kicks in, I can only SEE the movement of the clip I'm dragging, for one bar only (to the left). After that, the clip stops reflecting movement but it's position will update as soon as I let go of it.

I should mention that I have the 'Stretch to Tempo' turned on for my audio clips.
 
@Keith Albright
@Jim Lima

Kamikaze
Try turning snap off, or changing the to/by toggle switch

I'll try that but I don't want to spend a ton of time nudging things back in time because the snap-to-grid is off.
 
I should mention that I have the 'Stretch to Tempo' turned on for my audio clips.

Kamikaze
I was thinking more about getting to the cause of the issue, than living with it.

Disabling Snap allows me to move the clip freely but I've noticed that with Snap enabled, the clip still moves to where I drag it but the movement isn't reflected visually, all the way. The clip goes for a bit and stops at a point (depending on where the blue line is showing up) but will appear where I release my mouse-click.
 
Maybe you can try replicating what I did just to see if you'll get the same problem.
 
Turn on Stretch to Tempo on a short audio clip and with Snap enabled, try to move the audio clip around. Or just click on the audio clip and see if the blue line shows up at the edge of the audio clip or not.