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Gesture Handler loads specific Kotlin version during build. This is unnecessary and may cause build warnings, such as one described in This PR removes pinning of specific kotlin/gradle versions when Gesture Handler is not root project, so we fallback to the ones declared by the root. Unfortunately we can't simply remove those lines, as `spotless` would fail. Fixes #2307 Tested that android build correctly in basic-example, expo-example and standalone app. --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
events. This caused a regression in which mouse events stopped being dispatched to handlers. This PR allows mouse events to be dispatched to handlers and adds check for mouse button press in Long Press so it can activate timeout. It also removes check for obsolete SDK version and inverts logic of skipping events - `shouldActivateWithMouse` wasn't very descriptive (especially in `onHandle`), so I renamed it to `shouldSkipEvent` instead. Fixes #3889 Tested on mouse buttons and Pressable examples
…container (#4192) ## Description The left/right action containers in `ReanimatedSwipeable` are absolute-fill overlays that animate to `opacity: 0` when not revealed. On Android, an opacity-0 view still receives touches, so the hidden side stays on top in z-order and swallows taps that should reach the visible side's actions (or the row content itself). A common repro is a quick-action button exposed by a swipe: the button visibly responds to press feedback but the `onPress` never fires because the opposite-side container intercepts it. This adds a matching `pointerEvents` toggle to `leftActionAnimation` and `rightActionAnimation`, so each container becomes `'none'` alongside its opacity going to 0, and switches back to `'auto'` once revealed. iOS and web were not affected by the original bug, but the toggle is harmless on those platforms (an opacity-0 view there is already non-interactive). Fixes #3223. ## Test plan - Carried as a local patch against `react-native-gesture-handler@2.28.0` in our app for the last few weeks. Before the patch, Android taps on a swipe-revealed action were dropped intermittently; after the patch, every tap fires on the first try. iOS behavior was unchanged. - Manual repro for reviewers: in `apps/common-app`, open a `Swipeable` example, swipe a row to reveal an action, and tap the action on Android — the action should fire on the first tap. --------- Co-authored-by: Michał <michal.bert@swmansion.com> Co-authored-by: Michał Bert <63123542+m-bert@users.noreply.github.com>
## Description Row position and `opacity` depend on different SharedValue, which may lead to them animating out of sync. Since we already have `overflow: hidden;` setting `opacity` is not required. Fixes #3897 ## Test plan Tested on the existing Swipeable examples.
## Description Fixes #3866 When a gesture activates, the root helper's `shouldIntercept` flips to `true`, causing it to stop delivering events to the OS touch handling path. If a native view tries to detect a long press, it's possible that the event stream will stop on a `MOVE` event, triggering the long press action. This PR adds a native view cancellation step - when `shouldIntercept` flips, all views on the path from the root to the leaf that received the touch receive a synthetic `CANCEL` event, preventing that from happening. Views with an active `NativeViewGestureHandler` attached to them are exempt from that mechanism, since the cancel event would cause them to stop recognizing the event mid-stream and they've been explicitly opted in to the RNGH touch system. Note: the logic to find views to cancel relies on the `DOWN` coordinates for each pointer instead of the current ones - the goal is to cancel views that have possibly handled the `DOWN` event and started their own logic. ## Test plan Tested on the issue reproducer
## Description Fixes #3471 On iOS, in a multi-gesture setup (e.g. an `Exclusive` single-tap / double-tap combination), a `tap`'s `onDeactivate`/`onFinalize` was delayed until a `ScrollView`/`FlatList` finished its drag or momentum scroll. `onBegin` fired immediately, but the single tap never run `onActivate`/`onEnd` — it stayed in the began state and finalized as failed only once scrolling settled. `RNBetterTapGestureRecognizer` armed its `maxDuration` and `maxDelay` failure timers with `performSelector:withObject:afterDelay:`, which schedules an `NSTimer` in `NSDefaultRunLoopMode` only. While a `UIScrollView` is dragging or decelerating, the main run loop runs in `UITrackingRunLoopMode`, so those timers are starved until the scroll stops. To fix this, I replaced the two `performSelector:…afterDelay:` calls with cancellable `dispatch_after` blocks which fire regardless of run-loop mode (it is also consistent with current `LongPress` / `Fling` logic). ## Test plan <details> <summary>Tested on the following code:</summary> ```tsx import * as React from 'react'; import { FlatList, Pressable, StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import { GestureDetector, GestureHandlerRootView, useExclusiveGestures, useTapGesture, } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; // Repro for #3471 // // A FlatList (a plain RN ScrollView under the hood) lives OUTSIDE the // GestureDetector. Below it, a tracked box has a single-tap / double-tap // Exclusive combination (v3 API). // // Bug (iOS only): when the list has an active touch or is still in momentum // scroll, tapping the box fires onBegin immediately, but onDeactivate (v2 // onEnd) / onFinalize of the single tap are delayed until the list's touch is // released / momentum finishes. The log below timestamps every lifecycle // callback so the delay is visible. const DATA = Array.from({ length: 60 }, (_, i) => `List item ${i + 1}`); const MAX_LOG = 12; export default function App() { const [log, setLog] = React.useState<string[]>([]); const seq = React.useRef(0); const append = React.useCallback((line: string) => { const t = new Date(); const pad = (n: number, len = 2) => n.toString().padStart(len, '0'); const stamp = `${pad(t.getHours())}:${pad(t.getMinutes())}:${pad( t.getSeconds() )}.${pad(t.getMilliseconds(), 3)}`; const n = (seq.current += 1); setLog((prev) => [`#${pad(n, 3)} ${stamp} ${line}`, ...prev].slice(0, MAX_LOG) ); }, []); const singleTap = useTapGesture({ disableReanimated: true, onBegin: () => append('single onBegin'), onActivate: () => append('single onActivate (v2 onStart)'), onDeactivate: () => append('single onDeactivate (v2 onEnd)'), onFinalize: () => append('single onFinalize'), }); const doubleTap = useTapGesture({ disableReanimated: true, numberOfTaps: 2, onBegin: () => append('double onBegin'), onActivate: () => append('double onActivate (v2 onStart)'), onDeactivate: () => append('double onDeactivate (v2 onEnd)'), onFinalize: () => append('double onFinalize'), }); const tap = useExclusiveGestures(doubleTap, singleTap); return ( <GestureHandlerRootView style={styles.root}> <FlatList style={styles.list} data={DATA} keyExtractor={(item) => item} renderItem={({ item }) => ( <View style={styles.row}> <Text style={styles.rowText}>{item}</Text> </View> )} /> <GestureDetector gesture={tap}> <View style={styles.tapArea}> <Text style={styles.tapAreaText}>Tap here (single / double)</Text> </View> </GestureDetector> <View style={styles.logBox}> <View style={styles.logHeader}> <Text style={styles.logTitle}>Log</Text> <Pressable style={styles.clearButton} onPress={() => { seq.current = 0; setLog([]); }}> <Text style={styles.clearButtonText}>Clear</Text> </Pressable> </View> {log.map((line, i) => ( <Text key={`${line}-${i}`} style={styles.logLine}> {line} </Text> ))} </View> </GestureHandlerRootView> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ root: { flex: 1, backgroundColor: '#ecf0f1', }, list: { flex: 1, }, row: { paddingVertical: 16, paddingHorizontal: 12, borderBottomWidth: StyleSheet.hairlineWidth, borderBottomColor: '#bdc3c7', }, rowText: { fontSize: 16, }, tapArea: { height: 100, backgroundColor: '#3498db', alignItems: 'center', justifyContent: 'center', }, tapAreaText: { color: 'white', fontSize: 18, fontWeight: 'bold', }, logBox: { height: 220, backgroundColor: '#2c3e50', padding: 8, }, logHeader: { flexDirection: 'row', alignItems: 'center', justifyContent: 'space-between', marginBottom: 6, }, logTitle: { color: '#ecf0f1', fontSize: 14, fontWeight: 'bold', }, clearButton: { backgroundColor: '#e74c3c', paddingVertical: 4, paddingHorizontal: 12, borderRadius: 4, }, clearButtonText: { color: 'white', fontSize: 13, fontWeight: 'bold', }, logLine: { color: '#ecf0f1', fontFamily: 'Courier', fontSize: 13, }, }); ``` </details>
…trator (#4274) ## Description Fixes a `ConcurrentModificationException` in `GestureHandlerOrchestrator` when delivering and cancelling events. Event delivery now iterates over local snapshots of `gestureHandlers` instead of a shared `preparedHandlers` field and the live `asReversed()` view, both of which could be mutated mid-iteration during re-entrant state updates. Credit to @SudoPlz for the original fix. This PR upstreams it into the main repository > [!NOTE] > We don't have a reliable repro for this. It surfaced in our Sentry logs as a crash, and the fix is based on inspection of the orchestrator's re-entrancy behavior. <details><summary>Original patch confirmed to work</summary> <p> ``` diff --git a/android/src/main/java/com/swmansion/gesturehandler/core/GestureHandlerOrchestrator.kt b/android/src/main/java/com/swmansion/gesturehandler/core/GestureHandlerOrchestrator.kt index ced298e..ce87cc710eea5fa98a27dcf1f94878d38c5b40e0 100644 --- a/android/src/main/java/com/swmansion/gesturehandler/core/GestureHandlerOrchestrator.kt +++ b/android/src/main/java/com/swmansion/gesturehandler/core/GestureHandlerOrchestrator.kt @@ -250,19 +250,18 @@ class GestureHandlerOrchestrator( } private fun deliverEventToGestureHandlers(event: MotionEvent) { - // Copy handlers to "prepared handlers" array, because the list of active handlers can change - // as a result of state updates - preparedHandlers.clear() - preparedHandlers.addAll(gestureHandlers) + // Copy handlers to local array, because the list of active handlers can change + // as a result of state updates. Create a local snapshot to avoid race conditions. + val handlersToProcess = gestureHandlers.toMutableList() // We want to deliver events to active handlers first in order of their activation (handlers // that activated first will first get event delivered). Otherwise we deliver events in the // order in which handlers has been added ("most direct" children goes first). Therefore we rely // on Arrays.sort providing a stable sort (as children are registered in order in which they // should be tested) - preparedHandlers.sortWith(handlersComparator) + handlersToProcess.sortWith(handlersComparator) - for (handler in preparedHandlers) { + for (handler in handlersToProcess) { deliverEventToGestureHandler(handler, event) } } @@ -274,11 +273,8 @@ class GestureHandlerOrchestrator( handler.cancel() } - // Copy handlers to "prepared handlers" array, because the list of active handlers can change - // as a result of state updates - preparedHandlers.clear() - preparedHandlers.addAll(gestureHandlers) - + // Use reversed() directly to create a snapshot and avoid race conditions + // when the list of active handlers changes as a result of state updates. for (handler in gestureHandlers.asReversed()) { handler.cancel() } ``` </p> </details> ## Test steps 1. Build and run the Android example app (`apps/basic-example`, `yarn android`). 2. Exercise screens with multiple interacting gesture handlers (e.g. nested gestures, swipeables) and confirm no regressions in gesture behavior. Made with [Cursor](https://cursor.com) --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> Co-authored-by: Michał Bert <63123542+m-bert@users.noreply.github.com>
…er handler (#4291) ## Description Fixes #4290. `RNHoverGestureHandler` adds a `UIPointerInteraction` to the view in `bindToView:`, but never actually removes it. In `unbindFromView`, `[super unbindFromView]` runs first and detaches the gesture recognizer, which sets `self.recognizer.view` to nil. The following `removeInteraction:` call is then a message to nil and does nothing, so the interaction stays on the `UIView` for the rest of its life. With Fabric view recycling, that leaked interaction later belongs to an unrelated component. Its delegate (the recognizer) is gone by then, and a `UIPointerInteraction` without a delegate applies the system default pointer effect over the whole view. The visible result is native hover effects (very prominent with the Liquid Glass style on iPadOS 26) appearing on random elements that never had a hover gesture, accumulating as hover handlers unmount and remount. This PR captures the view reference before calling `[super unbindFromView]` and removes the interaction from the captured reference. ## Test plan Tested in an app that uses `Gesture.Hover()` on most of its toolbar and menu items, on a real iPad (iPadOS 26) with Apple Pencil hover and a trackpad: - Before the change: after a few mount/unmount cycles of hover-enabled views, hovering over unrelated elements shows the native hover effect on random views. - With the change (applied to the app as a package patch): the stray hover effects no longer appear, and hover gestures keep working as before. - The `RNGestureHandler` pod compiles cleanly with the change.
react/react-native#57127 added an override for `shouldDelayChildPressedState` in React Native containers to prevent them from delaying the pressed state in children. All components extending them will get this for free, but our button implementation doesn't extend `ReactViewGroup` but `ViewGroup`. This PR adds override for `shouldDelayChildPressedState` in `RNGestureHandlerButtonViewManager`.
## Description
I've noticed that on `macOS` `Hover` gesture does not provide
coordinates, while on other platforms it does. This PR fixes this
mismatch.
## Test plan
<details>
<summary>Details</summary>
```tsx
import { View } from 'react-native';
import {
GestureDetector,
GestureHandlerRootView,
useHoverGesture,
} from 'react-native-gesture-handler';
export default function App() {
const hover = useHoverGesture({
onBegin: (e) => console.log(e),
});
return (
<GestureHandlerRootView>
<GestureDetector gesture={hover}>
<View style={{ width: 100, height: 100, backgroundColor: 'red' }} />
</GestureDetector>
</GestureHandlerRootView>
);
}
```
</details>
On iOS, when a gesture activates inside a `react-native-screens` route presented as `formSheet` or `modal`, the in-flight touch of a core RN `Pressable`/`Touchable` underneath is not cancelled — the press completes and `onPress` fires on release, alongside the gesture. In this PR registration walk-up now also stops at a modally-presented `RNSScreenView`, so the root recognizer is attached to the screen view and travels with it when `UIKit` reparents it. When the walk-up dead-ends at `nil`, registration is retried once on the next run loop turn, when the mounting transaction has finished and the hierarchy is connected. Fixes #4305 <details> <summary>Tested on the following code:</summary> ```tsx import { useNavigation } from '@react-navigation/native'; import { createNativeStackNavigator, type NativeStackNavigationProp, } from '@react-navigation/native-stack'; import React, { useState } from 'react'; import { Button, Pressable, StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import { GestureDetector, usePanGesture } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; import Animated, { useAnimatedStyle, useSharedValue, withSpring, } from 'react-native-reanimated'; // Repro for #4305 // // Ported to the v3 API (usePanGesture) with explicit `cancelsJSResponder`. // // iOS: when a Pan gesture activates inside a react-native-screens native-stack // route presented as `formSheet` (or `modal`), the in-flight JS-responder touch // of a core RN Pressable underneath is NOT cancelled — on release `onPress` // fires alongside the gesture. On a push route the pan activation cancels the // press as expected. // // How to test (iOS): // 1. Swipe the row horizontally on the home screen — the press counter must // NOT increment (control). // 2. Open the push route, swipe the row — counter must NOT increment. // 3. Open the formSheet / modal route, swipe the row — BUG: the counter // increments on release. function Row({ label }: { label: string }) { const [pressCount, setPressCount] = useState(0); const translateX = useSharedValue(0); const pan = usePanGesture({ activeOffsetX: [-12, 12], failOffsetY: [-12, 12], cancelsJSResponder: true, onUpdate: (e) => { 'worklet'; translateX.value = Math.min(0, e.translationX); }, onFinalize: () => { 'worklet'; translateX.value = withSpring(0); }, }); const animatedStyle = useAnimatedStyle(() => ({ transform: [{ translateX: translateX.value }], })); return ( <View style={styles.rowContainer}> <Text style={styles.caption}>{label}</Text> <GestureDetector gesture={pan}> <Animated.View style={animatedStyle}> <Pressable style={({ pressed }) => [styles.row, pressed && styles.rowPressed]} onPress={() => { console.log(`onPress fired (${label})`); setPressCount((c) => c + 1); }}> <Text style={styles.rowText}>Swipe me left</Text> <Text style={styles.counter}> onPress fired: {pressCount} {pressCount > 0 ? '❌' : ''} </Text> </Pressable> </Animated.View> </GestureDetector> </View> ); } type StackParamList = { home: undefined; push: undefined; sheet: undefined; modal: undefined; }; function HomeScreen() { const navigation = useNavigation<NativeStackNavigationProp<StackParamList>>(); return ( <View style={styles.screen}> <Row label="home screen (control — swipe must not press)" /> <Button title="Open push route" onPress={() => navigation.navigate('push')} /> <Button title="Open formSheet route" onPress={() => navigation.navigate('sheet')} /> <Button title="Open modal route" onPress={() => navigation.navigate('modal')} /> </View> ); } function PushScreen() { return ( <View style={styles.screen}> <Row label="push route (expected: swipe must not press)" /> </View> ); } function SheetScreen() { return ( <View style={styles.sheet}> <Row label="formSheet (bug: onPress fires after swipe)" /> <Text style={styles.hint}>Swipe down to dismiss</Text> </View> ); } function ModalScreen() { return ( <View style={styles.sheet}> <Row label="modal (bug: onPress fires after swipe)" /> <Text style={styles.hint}>Swipe down to dismiss</Text> </View> ); } const Stack = createNativeStackNavigator<StackParamList>(); export default function EmptyExample() { return ( <Stack.Navigator> <Stack.Screen name="home" component={HomeScreen} options={{ headerShown: false }} /> <Stack.Screen name="push" component={PushScreen} options={{ title: 'Push route' }} /> <Stack.Screen name="sheet" component={SheetScreen} options={{ presentation: 'formSheet', sheetAllowedDetents: [0.5], headerShown: false, }} /> <Stack.Screen name="modal" component={ModalScreen} options={{ presentation: 'modal', headerShown: false }} /> </Stack.Navigator> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ screen: { flex: 1, justifyContent: 'center', gap: 16, padding: 20, backgroundColor: '#f5f5f7', }, sheet: { flex: 1, justifyContent: 'center', gap: 16, padding: 20, }, rowContainer: { gap: 6, }, caption: { fontSize: 13, color: '#555', }, row: { backgroundColor: '#a78bfa', borderRadius: 12, padding: 20, gap: 4, }, rowPressed: { backgroundColor: '#7c5cd6', }, rowText: { fontSize: 17, fontWeight: '600', color: '#1a1a2e', }, counter: { fontSize: 14, color: '#1a1a2e', }, hint: { textAlign: 'center', color: '#888', }, }); ``` </details>
## Description `Easing` should be imported from `react-native-reanimated` instead of `react-native`. `Easing` from `react-native` is not a worklet like the one from `react-native-reanimated`. Using `Easing` from `react-native` here throws an error `[Worklets] Tried to synchronously call a Remote Function. Called "BezierEasing" on the UI Runtime`
…re (#4321) On iOS, changing `zIndex` during an active gesture makes Fabric remount the view subtree, which cancels the in-flight touch. On iOS 26 the recognizer is reset to `Possible` and the pointer tracker processes the cancellation before the recognizer's cancel action fires — `reset` cleared `_lastState` too early, so the `CANCELLED` event reached JS as `UNDETERMINED` → `CANCELLED` instead of `ACTIVE` → `CANCELLED`. As a result `onDeactivate` never fired, and a stray `BEGAN` event was emitted afterwards from the reset path, breaking the documented `onBegin`/`onFinalize` and `onActivate`/`onDeactivate` guarantees. Fixes #4320 <details> <summary>Tested on existing examples and repro from issue: </summary> ```tsx import { useEffect, useState } from 'react'; import { Pressable, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import { GestureDetector, GestureHandlerRootView, usePanGesture, } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; import Animated, { cancelAnimation, SharedValue, useAnimatedStyle, useFrameCallback, useSharedValue, withSpring, } from 'react-native-reanimated'; import { scheduleOnRN } from 'react-native-worklets'; type BoxId = 'A' | 'B'; type EventCounts = Record<BoxId, Record<string, number>>; const initialCounts: EventCounts = { A: {}, B: {}, }; function countEvent( setCounts: (updater: (prev: EventCounts) => EventCounts) => void, boxId: BoxId, eventName: string ) { setCounts((prev) => ({ ...prev, [boxId]: { ...prev[boxId], [eventName]: (prev[boxId][eventName] ?? 0) + 1, }, })); } function ReproBox({ boxId, color, top, left, frontBox, record, }: { boxId: BoxId; color: string; top: number; left: number; frontBox: SharedValue<0 | 1>; record: (boxId: BoxId, eventName: string) => void; }) { const x = useSharedValue(0); const y = useSharedValue(0); const startX = useSharedValue(0); const startY = useSharedValue(0); const scale = useSharedValue(1); const activeTouches = useSharedValue(0); const mark = (eventName: string) => { 'worklet'; scheduleOnRN(record, boxId, eventName); }; const resetVisualState = () => { 'worklet'; activeTouches.set(0); cancelAnimation(scale); scale.set(withSpring(1)); }; const finish = (eventName: string) => { 'worklet'; mark(eventName); resetVisualState(); }; const gesture = usePanGesture({ minDistance: 0, minVelocity: 0, onBegin: (event) => { mark('onBegin'); activeTouches.set(event.numberOfPointers); startX.set(x.get()); startY.set(y.get()); cancelAnimation(scale); scale.set(withSpring(1.15)); }, onActivate: () => { mark('onActivate'); }, onUpdate: (event) => { x.set(startX.get() + event.translationX); y.set(startY.get() + event.translationY); }, onTouchesDown: (event) => { mark('onTouchesDown'); activeTouches.set(event.allTouches.length); }, onTouchesMove: (event) => { activeTouches.set(event.allTouches.length); }, onTouchesUp: (event) => { mark('onTouchesUp'); activeTouches.set(event.allTouches.length); if (event.allTouches.length === 0) { resetVisualState(); } }, onTouchesCancel: () => { finish('onTouchesCancel'); }, onDeactivate: () => { finish('onDeactivate'); }, onFinalize: () => { finish('onFinalize'); }, }); const animatedStyle = useAnimatedStyle(() => { const isDragging = activeTouches.get() > 0; const isFront = frontBox.get() === (boxId === 'A' ? 0 : 1); const zIndex = isFront ? 30 : 10; return { zIndex, elevation: zIndex, transform: [ { translateX: x.get() }, { translateY: y.get() }, { scale: isDragging ? scale.get() : 1 }, ], }; }); return ( <GestureDetector gesture={gesture}> <Animated.View style={[ { position: 'absolute', top, left, width: 128, height: 128, borderRadius: 10, backgroundColor: color, alignItems: 'center', justifyContent: 'center', borderWidth: 3, borderColor: '#111827', shadowColor: '#111827', shadowOffset: { width: 0, height: 6 }, shadowOpacity: 0.18, shadowRadius: 10, }, animatedStyle, ]}> <Text style={{ color: '#ffffff', fontSize: 34, fontWeight: '800' }}> {boxId} </Text> <Text style={{ color: '#ffffff', fontSize: 13, fontWeight: '700' }}> z swaps on UI </Text> </Animated.View> </GestureDetector> ); } function EventColumn({ boxId, counts, }: { boxId: BoxId; counts: Record<string, number>; }) { const touchEndCount = (counts.onTouchesUp ?? 0) + (counts.onTouchesCancel ?? 0); return ( <View style={{ flex: 1, gap: 5 }}> <Text style={{ color: '#111827', fontSize: 17, fontWeight: '800' }}> Box {boxId} </Text> <Text style={{ color: '#374151', fontSize: 12 }}> Begin / Finalize: {counts.onBegin ?? 0} / {counts.onFinalize ?? 0} </Text> <Text style={{ color: '#374151', fontSize: 12 }}> Activate / Deactivate: {counts.onActivate ?? 0} /{' '} {counts.onDeactivate ?? 0} </Text> <Text style={{ color: '#374151', fontSize: 12 }}> TouchesDown / Touch end: {counts.onTouchesDown ?? 0} / {touchEndCount} </Text> <Text style={{ color: '#374151', fontSize: 12 }}> TouchesUp: {counts.onTouchesUp ?? 0} </Text> <Text style={{ color: '#374151', fontSize: 12 }}> TouchesCancel: {counts.onTouchesCancel ?? 0} </Text> </View> ); } function ControlButton({ label, color, onPress, }: { label: string; color: string; onPress: () => void; }) { return ( <Pressable onPress={onPress} style={({ pressed }) => ({ minHeight: 42, borderRadius: 8, paddingHorizontal: 14, paddingVertical: 10, backgroundColor: color, opacity: pressed ? 0.72 : 1, alignItems: 'center', justifyContent: 'center', })}> <Text style={{ color: '#ffffff', fontSize: 14, fontWeight: '800' }}> {label} </Text> </Pressable> ); } export default function App() { const [autoFlip, setAutoFlip] = useState(true); const [counts, setCounts] = useState<EventCounts>(initialCounts); const frontBox = useSharedValue<0 | 1>(0); const flipElapsedMs = useSharedValue(0); const frameCallback = useFrameCallback((frameInfo) => { const deltaMs = frameInfo.timeSincePreviousFrame ?? 0; flipElapsedMs.set(flipElapsedMs.get() + deltaMs); if (flipElapsedMs.get() < 900) { return; } flipElapsedMs.set(flipElapsedMs.get() % 900); frontBox.set(frontBox.get() === 0 ? 1 : 0); }, true); useEffect(() => { frameCallback.setActive(autoFlip); }, [autoFlip, frameCallback]); const record = (boxId: BoxId, eventName: string) => { countEvent(setCounts, boxId, eventName); }; const resetCounts = () => { setCounts(initialCounts); }; const flipNow = () => { flipElapsedMs.set(0); frontBox.set(frontBox.get() === 0 ? 1 : 0); }; return ( <GestureHandlerRootView style={{ flex: 1 }}> <View style={{ flex: 1, backgroundColor: '#f6f1e8', paddingTop: 58 }}> <View style={{ paddingHorizontal: 18, gap: 12 }}> <Text style={{ color: '#111827', fontSize: 25, fontWeight: '900' }}> RNGH zIndex Swap Repro </Text> <Text style={{ color: '#374151', fontSize: 14, lineHeight: 20 }}> Drag one box, then start dragging the other while the timer flips which native view has the higher zIndex/elevation. Watch whether the first box receives matching gesture lifecycle callbacks and matching touch lifecycle callbacks. </Text> <View style={{ flexDirection: 'row', flexWrap: 'wrap', gap: 10 }}> <ControlButton label={`Auto flip ${autoFlip ? 'on' : 'off'}`} color={autoFlip ? '#2f6f4e' : '#8a6a1f'} onPress={() => setAutoFlip((prev) => !prev)} /> <ControlButton label="Flip now" color="#365a96" onPress={flipNow} /> <ControlButton label="Reset counts" color="#5f6368" onPress={resetCounts} /> </View> <Text style={{ color: '#111827', fontSize: 15, fontWeight: '800' }}> zIndex/elevation swaps on the UI thread every 900ms. </Text> </View> <View style={{ flex: 1, margin: 18, gap: 16 }}> <View style={{ height: 320, borderRadius: 12, borderWidth: 1, borderColor: '#c5bcae', backgroundColor: '#fffaf2', overflow: 'visible', }}> <ReproBox boxId="A" color="#c44949" top={78} left={66} frontBox={frontBox} record={record} /> <ReproBox boxId="B" color="#3569b7" top={126} left={142} frontBox={frontBox} record={record} /> </View> <View style={{ flexDirection: 'row', gap: 16, padding: 14, borderRadius: 12, borderWidth: 1, borderColor: '#c5bcae', backgroundColor: '#fffaf2', }}> <EventColumn boxId="A" counts={counts.A} /> <EventColumn boxId="B" counts={counts.B} /> </View> </View> </View> </GestureHandlerRootView> ); } ``` </details>
As stated in [this discussion](#3512), `PressableEvent` is not exported. This PR adds this export. <details> <summary>Tested on the following code:</summary> import React from 'react'; import { StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import type { PressableEvent } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; import { Pressable } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; export default function EmptyExample() { const handlePress = (e: PressableEvent) => { console.log(e.nativeEvent.changedTouches); }; return ( <View style={styles.container}> <Pressable onPress={handlePress} /> <Pressable onPress={(e) => { console.log(e.nativeEvent.changedTouches); }} /> </View> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ container: { flex: 1, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', }, }); </details>
## Description
Time delta in `Rotation` gesture was incorrectly calculated 😢
## Test plan
<details>
<summary>Well, I don't think it is necessary, but repro below:</summary>
```tsx
// Repro for web Rotation velocity bug: RotationGestureDetector.timeDelta
// returned `currentTime + previousTime` (a sum of two absolute DOM
// timestamps) instead of their difference. RotationGestureHandler divides
// the rotation delta by it, so the reported velocity was orders of
// magnitude too small and kept shrinking the longer the page stayed open.
//
// The screen logs the velocity reported on rotation events next to a
// reference velocity computed on the JS side from rotation deltas and
// wall-clock time (both in rad/ms). Rotate with two fingers on a touch
// device, or press "Simulate rotation" on desktop web — it dispatches a
// synthetic two-finger 90° twist over ~0.7 s.
//
// Broken: ratio ~0.0001 or less (and drifting down). Fixed: ratio ~1.
import React, { useRef, useState } from 'react';
import { Platform, StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native';
import {
GestureDetector,
GestureHandlerRootView,
useRotationGesture,
} from 'react-native-gesture-handler';
export default function EmptyExample() {
const [log, setLog] = useState<string[]>([]);
const reference = useRef<{ rotation: number; time: number } | null>(null);
const samples = useRef<{ reported: number; expected: number }[]>([]);
// Samples are collected in refs and rendered once when the gesture ends —
// a setState per update would re-render mid-gesture and reconfigure the
// detector, cutting the rotation short.
const rotation = useRotationGesture({
runOnJS: true,
onActivate: (e) => {
reference.current = { rotation: e.rotation, time: performance.now() };
samples.current = [];
},
onUpdate: (e) => {
const now = performance.now();
const previous = reference.current;
if (!previous || now - previous.time < 30) {
return;
}
const expected = (e.rotation - previous.rotation) / (now - previous.time);
reference.current = { rotation: e.rotation, time: now };
if (Math.abs(expected) < 1e-6) {
return;
}
samples.current.push({ reported: e.velocity, expected });
},
onFinalize: () => {
const collected = samples.current;
if (collected.length === 0) {
return;
}
const mean = (values: number[]) =>
values.reduce((sum, value) => sum + value, 0) / values.length;
const ratio =
mean(collected.map((s) => s.reported)) /
mean(collected.map((s) => s.expected));
setLog([
'--- rotation finished ---',
...collected
.slice(-8)
.map(
(s) =>
`velocity=${s.reported.toExponential(3)} ` +
`expected≈${s.expected.toExponential(3)} ` +
`ratio=${(s.reported / s.expected).toFixed(4)}`
),
`=== mean reported/expected ratio: ${ratio.toFixed(4)} ===`,
]);
},
});
const simulateRotation = async () => {
// Synthetic pointers are not "active pointers", so the browser throws
// NotFoundError when the library calls setPointerCapture on them.
// Swallow that in the demo — capture is irrelevant here.
const globals = window as unknown as { __captureShimmed?: boolean };
if (!globals.__captureShimmed) {
globals.__captureShimmed = true;
for (const method of [
'setPointerCapture',
'releasePointerCapture',
] as const) {
const original = Element.prototype[method];
Element.prototype[method] = function (pointerId: number) {
try {
original.call(this, pointerId);
} catch {
// ignore NotFoundError for synthetic pointers
}
};
}
}
// GestureDetector does not forward the child ref on web — locate the
// box through its testID instead.
const node = document.querySelector<HTMLElement>(
'[data-testid="rotationBox"]'
);
if (!node) {
return;
}
const rect = node.getBoundingClientRect();
const centerX = rect.left + rect.width / 2;
const centerY = rect.top + rect.height / 2;
const radius = Math.min(rect.width, rect.height) / 3;
const fire = (
type: string,
pointerId: number,
isPrimary: boolean,
angle: number,
side: 1 | -1
) =>
node.dispatchEvent(
new PointerEvent(type, {
pointerId,
pointerType: 'touch',
isPrimary,
clientX: centerX + side * radius * Math.cos(angle),
clientY: centerY + side * radius * Math.sin(angle),
buttons: 1,
bubbles: true,
cancelable: true,
})
);
const nextFrame = () =>
new Promise<void>((resolve) => {
requestAnimationFrame(() => resolve());
});
// Only one finger orbits while the other stays planted: one pointermove
// per frame keeps consecutive event timestamps a full frame apart, like
// real hardware. Moving both fingers would put two moves in the same
// frame ~0.1 ms apart and make per-update velocity noisy.
const totalAngle = Math.PI / 2;
const steps = 40;
fire('pointerdown', 101, true, 0, 1);
fire('pointerdown', 102, false, 0, -1);
for (let i = 1; i <= steps; i++) {
await nextFrame();
fire('pointermove', 101, true, (totalAngle * i) / steps, 1);
}
fire('pointerup', 101, true, totalAngle, 1);
fire('pointerup', 102, false, 0, -1);
};
return (
<GestureHandlerRootView style={styles.container}>
<Text style={styles.title}>Rotation velocity repro (web)</Text>
<Text style={styles.hint}>
90° over ~0.7 s ≈ 2.4e-3 rad/ms.{'\n'}
Broken: velocity ~1e-7, ratio ≈ 0. Fixed: ratio ≈ 1.
</Text>
<GestureDetector gesture={rotation}>
<View style={styles.box} testID="rotationBox">
<Text style={styles.boxLabel}>rotate here</Text>
</View>
</GestureDetector>
{Platform.OS === 'web' && (
<Text
style={styles.button}
onPress={() => {
void simulateRotation();
}}>
Simulate rotation
</Text>
)}
<View style={styles.log}>
{log.map((entry, i) => (
<Text key={i} style={styles.logLine}>
{entry}
</Text>
))}
</View>
</GestureHandlerRootView>
);
}
const styles = StyleSheet.create({
container: {
flex: 1,
alignItems: 'center',
paddingTop: 60,
},
title: {
fontSize: 16,
fontWeight: 'bold',
},
hint: {
textAlign: 'center',
marginVertical: 12,
color: '#666',
},
box: {
width: 260,
height: 260,
backgroundColor: 'mediumpurple',
borderRadius: 16,
justifyContent: 'center',
alignItems: 'center',
},
boxLabel: {
color: 'white',
fontSize: 18,
},
button: {
marginTop: 16,
paddingVertical: 8,
paddingHorizontal: 20,
backgroundColor: '#4630eb',
color: 'white',
borderRadius: 8,
overflow: 'hidden',
fontSize: 15,
},
log: {
marginTop: 20,
minHeight: 220,
alignSelf: 'stretch',
paddingHorizontal: 24,
},
logLine: {
fontFamily: 'monospace',
fontSize: 12,
},
});
```
</details>
…4332) 1. Removes unused `isFirstEvent` 2. Adds a guard to ensure `update` events are only dispatched in `ACTIVE` state. I've noticed that `dispatchHandlerUpdate` was being called in state `END`. I didn't observe it in the runtime, only in the debugger while working on `Touchable` optimizations.
…en a touch event is serialized without `allTouches` (#4316) > [!NOTE] > This PR was written with AI assistance (Claude), based on a production crash investigated from Sentry. Fixes a fatal, unhandled production crash in apps using the v3 API (`usePanGesture` + `GestureDetector`) with Reanimated on Android (Fabric / New Architecture): ``` TypeError: Cannot read property 'translationX' of undefined at diffCalculator at getChangeEventCalculator at handleUpdateEvent at eventHandler ``` Since the error is thrown inside a worklet running on the UI thread, it results in a native `CppException` caught by the `UncaughtExceptionHandler` — a hard crash, not a JS redbox. **Observed trigger:** very fast repeated taps on a screen with a `GestureDetector` + pan gesture (reproduced in production on a low-end Android 15 device, but the underlying race is not device-specific). The failure is a chain across the Android event serialization and the v3 event classification: 1. **Kotlin — `GestureHandler.kt`**: `dispatchTouchEvent()` only guards on `changedTouchesPayload != null`. In `dispatchTouchUpEvent()`, `extractAllPointersData()` runs *before* the changed pointer is re-added to `trackedPointers`. If the tracked pointers were already cleared at that point (e.g. `cancelPointers()` fired by a rapid succession of taps racing with the touch-up dispatch), `allTouchesPayload` is `null` while `changedTouchesPayload` is still populated — so the event is dispatched anyway. 2. **Kotlin — `RNGestureHandlerTouchEvent.kt`**: the serializer omitted the key entirely when the payload was `null`: ```kotlin handler.consumeAllTouchesPayload()?.let { putArray("allTouches", it) } ``` → a touch event can reach JS **without the `allTouches` key**. Note that iOS always serializes `allTouches`/`changedTouches` as (possibly empty) arrays (`RNGestureHandlerManager.mm` initializes `.allTouches = {}`), so this was also a platform inconsistency. 3. **TS — `src/v3/hooks/utils/eventUtils.ts`**: touch events are discriminated by key presence: ```ts export function isTouchEvent(...) { 'worklet'; return 'allTouches' in event; } ``` Key absent → the touch event is **misclassified as an update event**. 4. **TS — `src/v3/hooks/callbacks/eventHandler.ts`**: the event is routed to `handleUpdateEvent()` → `getChangeEventCalculator()` reads `current.handlerData` (`undefined` for a touch event) and passes it to the gesture's `diffCalculator`, which reads `current.translationX` → `TypeError` in a UI-thread worklet → fatal crash. **JS (defensive, worklet-safe, no behavior change for valid events):** - `eventHandler()` now drops events that are neither state-change events, nor touch events, nor carry `handlerData`, instead of treating them as update events. (`handlerData` is present on all well-formed update events on every platform: Android `createNativeEventData`, web `GestureHandler.ts`, and `jestUtils`.) - `getChangeEventCalculator()` returns the event unchanged when `handlerData` is `undefined` instead of calling the diff calculator with undefined data. **Android (root cause):** - `RNGestureHandlerTouchEvent.createEventData()` always serializes `allTouches` and `changedTouches`, falling back to empty arrays instead of omitting the keys — matching the iOS implementation. - New regression test in `src/__tests__/api_v3.test.tsx`: fires a malformed touch event (no `allTouches`, no `oldState`, no `handlerData`) through a pan gesture's `jsEventHandler`. Without the JS fix it reproduces the exact production error (`Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'translationX')` through `diffCalculator`); with the fix the event is dropped without invoking any callback, and subsequent valid update events still compute `changeX`/`changeY` correctly. - New unit tests for `getChangeEventCalculator` in `src/__tests__/utils.test.tsx`: change payload computed for well-formed events; event returned untouched when `handlerData` is missing. - Full Jest suite passes (80/80), `yarn ts-check` clean, `yarn lint:js` clean. - Android: `spotlessCheck` passes, library compiles via `apps/basic-example` (`:react-native-gesture-handler:compileDebugKotlin` — BUILD SUCCESSFUL). --------- Co-authored-by: Michał <michal.bert@swmansion.com>
## Description Follow-up to #4316, fixing the root cause of the malformed touch events on the native side. `GestureHandler` on Android keeps two parallel pointer structures with different lifecycles: - `trackedPointerIDs` — which pointers belong to the gesture. Always maintained (`startTrackingPointer` runs unconditionally) and consulted by `wantsEvent`. - `trackedPointers` — per-pointer position data used to build touch events. Only maintained while `needsPointerData` is true, i.e. while touch callbacks are attached. When touch callbacks are attached **mid-gesture** — e.g. a callback attached conditionally, where the attaching re-render is triggered from `onBegin` — `needsPointerData` flips from `false` to `true` while a pointer is already down. That pointer's DOWN was never recorded into `trackedPointers`, but the UP still passes `wantsEvent`, so `dispatchTouchUpEvent()`: 1. built `allTouches` from an empty map — the `null` payload that used to reach JS without the `allTouches` key and crash the v3 update pipeline (fixed defensively in #4316), 2. reported a pointer in `changedTouches` that the JS side has never seen go down, 3. decremented `trackedPointersCount` that was never incremented for that pointer, serializing `numberOfTouches: -1` and corrupting the counter that `moveToState` uses to decide whether to dispatch `TOUCH_CANCEL` (with multi-touch this can suppress a legitimate cancel event). iOS had the same asymmetry with a different failure mode: `RNGestureHandlerPointerTracker` guards the counter (`unregisterTouch` returns `-1`, no underflow), but still dispatched the orphaned event with `id: -1` in `changedTouches`. Same for moves of an unregistered touch in `touchesMoved`. Web is not affected: its `PointerTracker` is populated unconditionally and only *sending* is gated on `needsPointerData`, so mid-gesture flips always produce well-formed events there. ## Test plan <details> <summary>Tested on the following code:</summary> ```tsx import React, { useState } from 'react'; import { StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import { GestureDetector, usePanGesture } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; // Repro / verification screen for the orphaned-touch-event fix (follow-up to // #4316). // // Purple box ("flip"): touch callbacks are attached conditionally, so // `needsPointerData` flips false -> true mid-gesture (the onBegin re-render // attaches onTouchesUp). Press, hold ~300ms, release: // - without the fix: an orphaned onTouchesUp fires for a pointer that never // reported a down (Android: numberOfTouches -1, iOS: changed touch id -1; // on pre-#4316 builds this crashed the pan change calculator instead) // - with the fix: the orphaned up event is skipped - counter stays 0 // // Green box ("static"): touch callbacks attached from the start - the normal // path. Each tap must count down+up (counter += 2) with and without the fix. export default function OrphanedTouchRepro() { const [flipTouches, setFlipTouches] = useState(0); const [staticTouches, setStaticTouches] = useState(0); const [lastOrphan, setLastOrphan] = useState('none'); const [pressed, setPressed] = useState(false); const flipPan = usePanGesture({ onBegin: () => setPressed(true), onFinalize: () => setPressed(false), onUpdate: () => {}, runOnJS: true, onTouchesUp: pressed ? (e) => { setFlipTouches((c) => c + 1); setLastOrphan( `numberOfTouches: ${e.numberOfTouches}, ` + `changed id: ${e.changedTouches[0]?.id ?? 'none'}` ); } : undefined, }); const staticPan = usePanGesture({ onTouchesDown: () => setStaticTouches((c) => c + 1), onTouchesUp: () => setStaticTouches((c) => c + 1), onUpdate: () => {}, runOnJS: true, }); return ( <View style={styles.container}> <Text style={styles.counter}> flip: {flipTouches} static: {staticTouches} </Text> <Text style={styles.orphanInfo}>last orphaned up: {lastOrphan}</Text> <GestureDetector gesture={flipPan}> <View style={[styles.box, styles.flipBox]} testID="flipBox"> <Text style={styles.boxLabel}>flip: hold ~300ms (expect 0)</Text> </View> </GestureDetector> <GestureDetector gesture={staticPan}> <View style={[styles.box, styles.staticBox]} testID="staticBox"> <Text style={styles.boxLabel}>static (expect +2 per tap)</Text> </View> </GestureDetector> </View> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ container: { flex: 1, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', }, counter: { fontSize: 16, marginBottom: 8, }, orphanInfo: { fontSize: 13, opacity: 0.6, marginBottom: 24, }, box: { width: 260, height: 150, borderRadius: 16, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', marginVertical: 12, }, flipBox: { backgroundColor: 'mediumpurple', }, staticBox: { backgroundColor: 'mediumseagreen', }, boxLabel: { color: 'white', fontSize: 16, }, }); ``` </details>
`Pan`'s velocity-based activation criteria (`minVelocity`, `minVelocityX`, `minVelocityY`) had three long-standing problems: 1. **Android: `minVelocityY` tested the horizontal velocity.** `shouldActivate()` declared `val vy = velocityY` but compared `vx` in both comparisons of the Y branch, so a pan configured with only `minVelocityY` activated on fast horizontal movement and never on vertical movement. The typo predates the 2022 repo restructure (#2270). 2. **All platforms: per-axis thresholds were compared with sign.** A positive `minVelocityY` only activated on downward movement, negative only on upward. This is surprising — `minVelocityY: 100` reads as "vertical speed of at least 100", not "drag down". The signed logic appears to have been copied from the offset-range checks (`activeOffsetX/Y`), where signed semantics actually make sense. The checks now compare absolute values: `abs(velocity) >= abs(threshold)`, so movement in either direction along the axis activates. (`minVelocity` already compared the velocity vector magnitude and is unchanged.) 3. **Web: `minVelocity` meant something different than on native.** It was mapped onto the per-axis X/Y thresholds ("either axis exceeds the value") instead of the vector magnitude like Android and iOS compute it. The `minVelocitySq` field existed for this but was never assigned from the config. It is now wired up, matching native behavior (e.g. a diagonal drag at 600 pt/s with `minVelocity: 500` now activates on web as it does on native). None of these props were documented anywhere. This PR adds them to the docs (new API + 2.x pages) and to the JSDoc of all three API layers, described as speed "expressed in points per second". > [!WARNING] > I've used [`grep.app`](https://grep.app/) to check whether these props are used and seems that they're not, so it _should be safe_ to introduce these changes. <details> <summary>Tested on the following code:</summary> ```tsx // Repro for Pan minVelocityY issues: // 1. Android compared vx (horizontal velocity) in the minVelocityY branch, // so a fast horizontal swipe wrongly activated the pan. // 2. All platforms compared the velocity with its sign, so a positive // minVelocityY only activated on downward movement. The checks now use // absolute values: either direction along the axis activates. // // Setup: minDistance is set huge so distance can never activate the pan — // only the velocity criteria can. Expected: swiping DOWN or UP faster than // 500 activates; a fast horizontal swipe never does. import React, { useState } from 'react'; import { StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import { GestureDetector, GestureHandlerRootView, usePanGesture, } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; export default function EmptyExample() { const [log, setLog] = useState<string[]>([]); const append = (entry: string) => setLog((prev) => [...prev.slice(-8), entry]); const pan = usePanGesture({ minVelocityY: 800, runOnJS: true, onActivate: (e) => { append( `ACTIVATED vx=${Math.round(e.velocityX)} vy=${Math.round(e.velocityY)}` ); }, onFinalize: (e) => { if (e.canceled) { append('finished without activation'); } }, }); return ( <GestureHandlerRootView style={styles.container}> <Text style={styles.title}>minVelocityY = 500, minDistance = 10000</Text> <Text style={styles.hint}> Fast horizontal swipe should NOT activate.{'\n'} Fast vertical swipe (up OR down) SHOULD activate. </Text> <GestureDetector gesture={pan}> <View style={styles.box} testID="panBox"> <Text style={styles.boxLabel}>swipe here</Text> </View> </GestureDetector> <View style={styles.log}> {log.map((entry, i) => ( <Text key={i} style={styles.logLine}> {entry} </Text> ))} </View> </GestureHandlerRootView> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ container: { flex: 1, alignItems: 'center', paddingTop: 60, }, title: { fontSize: 16, fontWeight: 'bold', }, hint: { textAlign: 'center', marginVertical: 12, color: '#666', }, box: { width: 300, height: 300, backgroundColor: 'tomato', borderRadius: 16, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', }, boxLabel: { color: 'white', fontSize: 18, }, log: { marginTop: 20, minHeight: 200, alignSelf: 'stretch', paddingHorizontal: 24, }, logLine: { fontFamily: 'monospace', fontSize: 13, }, }); ``` </details>
…ing (#4349) On `iOS`, `enableTrackpadTwoFingerGesture` was read in `RNPanGestureHandler`'s `updateConfig:` without checking whether the key is present in the config, and `allowedScrollTypesMask` was only ever set when the value was truthy. This PR changes it to match other props behavior. Checked that basic-example builds correctly
## Description I've noticed that release builds of basic example fail on android due to the wrong path of hermesc set. `hermesc` path is resolved with the working dir set to the app directory and React Native will automatically select the right [OS-specific path](https://github.com/react/react-native/blob/63e9c1544834a43b1b44af4033184b1eab6f2ffa/packages/gradle-plugin/react-native-gradle-plugin/src/main/kotlin/com/facebook/react/utils/PathUtils.kt#L137-L139). ## Test plan Build the app in release mode or run `./gradlew :app:createBundleReleaseJsAndAssets` before & after this change.
… macros (#4391) ## Description The `RNGHGestureRecognizerState*` compatibility macros in `RNGHUIKit.h` carried a trailing semicolon in their definitions, e.g. `#define RNGHGestureRecognizerStateFailed UIGestureRecognizerStateFailed;`. Any expression-context usage, such as `if (state == RNGHGestureRecognizerStateFailed)`, expands to `if (state == UIGestureRecognizerStateFailed;)` and fails to compile with a confusing `unexpected ';' before ')'` error. Removing the semicolons makes the macros usable in any context; existing call sites are unaffected. ## Test plan - Verified the failure mode before the fix: an expression-context usage added to `RNGestureHandlerModule.mm` fails to compile, with clang's note pointing at the semicolon in the macro definition; - Verified after the fix: the same expression-context usage compiles, and the existing statement usages behave identically (single semicolon instead of a double one after expansion).
## Description `onTouchesMove` and `onTouchesUp` callbacks never fired on macOS — a gesture produced a single `onTouchesDown` and then a cancel sweep when the recognizer reset, never a move or up event. Found while testing the `manualActivation` fix (#4389), which this bug masks entirely in its real-world form (activating from `onTouchesMove`). `RNGestureHandlerPointerTracker` tracks pointers by storing the touch object at registration and matching subsequent events by object identity (`_trackedPointers[index] == touch`). That's correct on iOS, where a `UITouch` is one stable object for the whole lifetime of a touch. On macOS the recognizers forward `NSEvent`s, and every event in a mouse sequence is a fresh instance — so `findTouchIndex:` / `unregisterTouch:` never matched, move/up events were dropped with `changedCount == 0`, and the registered pointer leaked until the tracker's `reset` swept it out via `cancelPointers` (which is why JS saw down → cancel instead of down → moves → up). Since macOS has exactly one mouse pointer, the tracker now matches the tracked slot itself on macOS instead of comparing object identity, and `touchesMoved` replaces the stored event with the latest one so `extractAllTouches` reports the pointer's current position rather than where the sequence started. ## Test plan <details> <summary>Tested on the following code:</summary> ```tsx import React, { useEffect } from 'react'; import { StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import { GestureDetector, GestureStateManager, usePanGesture, } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; import { useSharedValue } from 'react-native-reanimated'; export default function EmptyExample() { // Box A: manualActivation, JS never calls activate(). // Expected: down -> move stream -> up, onFinalize canceled=true, never onActivate. const neverActivatePan = usePanGesture({ manualActivation: true, onBegin: () => console.log('[never-activate] onBegin'), onActivate: () => console.log('[never-activate] onActivate (SHOULD NOT HAPPEN)'), onTouchesDown: () => console.log('[never-activate] onTouchesDown'), onTouchesMove: () => console.log('[never-activate] onTouchesMove'), onTouchesUp: () => console.log('[never-activate] onTouchesUp'), onDeactivate: () => console.log('[never-activate] onDeactivate'), onFinalize: (e) => console.log(`[never-activate] onFinalize canceled=${e.canceled}`), }); // Box B: manualActivation, activates from onTouchesMove — the real-world pattern. // Expected: onActivate on first movement (tx ~0), onUpdate while dragging, // onTouchesUp + onDeactivate + onFinalize canceled=false on release. const selfTag = useSharedValue(-1); const selfActivatePan = usePanGesture({ manualActivation: true, onTouchesDown: () => console.log(`[self-activate] onTouchesDown tag=${selfTag.value}`), onTouchesMove: () => { console.log(`[self-activate] onTouchesMove tag=${selfTag.value}`); if (selfTag.value !== -1) { GestureStateManager.activate(selfTag.value); } }, onTouchesUp: () => console.log('[self-activate] onTouchesUp'), onBegin: () => console.log('[self-activate] onBegin'), onActivate: (e) => console.log(`[self-activate] onActivate tx=${e.translationX.toFixed(1)} ty=${e.translationY.toFixed(1)}`), onUpdate: (e) => console.log(`[self-activate] onUpdate tx=${e.translationX.toFixed(1)} ty=${e.translationY.toFixed(1)}`), onDeactivate: () => console.log('[self-activate] onDeactivate'), onFinalize: (e) => console.log(`[self-activate] onFinalize canceled=${e.canceled}`), }); useEffect(() => { selfTag.value = selfActivatePan.handlerTag; }, [selfActivatePan.handlerTag, selfTag]); return ( <View style={styles.container}> <Text style={styles.label}>A: manualActivation, never activated — click & drag, release</Text> <GestureDetector gesture={neverActivatePan}> <View style={[styles.box, { backgroundColor: 'darkorange' }]} /> </GestureDetector> <Text style={styles.label}>B: manualActivation, self-activates on touch move — drag</Text> <GestureDetector gesture={selfActivatePan}> <View style={[styles.box, { backgroundColor: 'mediumpurple' }]} /> </GestureDetector> </View> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ container: { flex: 1, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', gap: 8 }, label: { marginTop: 16, fontSize: 15, opacity: 0.6 }, box: { width: 150, height: 150, borderRadius: 12 }, }); ``` </details>
…4268) ## Description `useMountReactions` registers a `MountRegistry` listener in `useEffect`. That listener can fire after the owning `GestureDetector` has already unmounted (e.g. a related gesture mounts while this detector is gone). Calling `updateDetector` in that case updates a detached detector and can crash (occasionally in `findNodeHandle`). Guard with the existing `state.isMounted` flag — the same pattern `attachHandlers` already uses for the microtask after unmount. Credit to @hannojg for the original investigation/fix direction. ## Changes - In `useMountReactions`, return early from the mount listener when `!state.isMounted`. ## Why not `useLayoutEffect`? An earlier version of this PR also moved the subscription to `useIsomorphicLayoutEffect` (same phase as GestureDetector attach/drop). We A/B tested `useLayoutEffect` vs stock `useEffect`, both with this early return. Crash rates were equivalent; the `isMounted` check alone is sufficient, so this PR keeps `useEffect`.
On macOS, all of `Pan`'s custom activation criteria — `minDistance`,
`activeOffsetX/Y`, `minVelocity(X/Y)` — were silently ignored: the
handler activated the moment the mouse button went down.
Two things combined to cause this:
1. Both custom-activation code paths in `RNPanHandler.m` were compiled
out for macOS. The early-activation guard in `interactionsBegan` and the
`shouldActivateUnderCustomCriteria` check in `interactionsMoved` were
wrapped in `#if !TARGET_OS_TV && !TARGET_OS_OSX`, so the config values
were stored but never evaluated. (Only the fail criteria worked —
`shouldFailUnderCustomCriteria` runs unconditionally.)
2. `NSPanGestureRecognizer` begins on mouse-down. Unlike
`UIPanGestureRecognizer`, which has a built-in ~10 pt hysteresis, the
AppKit recognizer transitions to `Began` immediately, so without the
check there is nothing preventing a click from activating the handler.
The iOS implementation holds the recognizer back with the
`minimumNumberOfTouches = 20` trick, which has no AppKit equivalent.
Instead, on macOS the recognizer is held in the `Possible` state
explicitly:
- When a mouse-down arrives and custom activation criteria are
configured, a `_blockAutomaticActivation` flag is set.
- A `setState:` override swallows the superclass's `Began`/`Changed`
transitions while the flag is up. The superclass keeps receiving events,
so `translationInView:` / `velocityInView:` stay valid — which also
keeps `failOffsetX/Y` and the JS event payload working.
- `interactionsMoved` now evaluates `shouldActivateUnderCustomCriteria`
on macOS and, once it passes, clears the flag, sets `Began` and resets
the translation to zero — same semantics as iOS/Android (translation
counts from the activation point).
- A mouse-up before the criteria are met arrives at `setState:` as
`Ended` and is rewritten to `Failed`, so the gesture finalizes correctly
(`onFinalize` with `canceled=true`).
- The flag is cleared in `reset` and in `activateAfterLongPress` (which
already forces `minDistSq >= 100`, so the block is active while waiting
for the long-press timer).
<details>
<summary>Tested on the following code:</summary>
```tsx
import React from 'react';
import { StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native';
import { GestureDetector, usePanGesture } from 'react-native-gesture-handler';
export default function EmptyExample() {
const minDistPan = usePanGesture({
minDistance: 50,
onBegin: () => console.log('[minDist] onBegin'),
onActivate: (e) =>
console.log(`[minDist] onActivate tx=${e.translationX.toFixed(1)} ty=${e.translationY.toFixed(1)}`),
onDeactivate: () => console.log('[minDist] onDeactivate'),
onFinalize: (e) => console.log(`[minDist] onFinalize canceled=${e.canceled}`),
});
const activeOffsetPan = usePanGesture({
activeOffsetX: [-50, 50],
onBegin: () => console.log('[activeOffsetX] onBegin'),
onActivate: (e) =>
console.log(`[activeOffsetX] onActivate tx=${e.translationX.toFixed(1)} ty=${e.translationY.toFixed(1)}`),
onDeactivate: () => console.log('[activeOffsetX] onDeactivate'),
onFinalize: (e) => console.log(`[activeOffsetX] onFinalize canceled=${e.canceled}`),
});
const minVelocityPan = usePanGesture({
minVelocity: 800,
onBegin: () => console.log('[minVelocity] onBegin'),
onActivate: (e) =>
console.log(`[minVelocity] onActivate tx=${e.translationX.toFixed(1)} ty=${e.translationY.toFixed(1)}`),
onDeactivate: () => console.log('[minVelocity] onDeactivate'),
onFinalize: (e) => console.log(`[minVelocity] onFinalize canceled=${e.canceled}`),
});
return (
<View style={styles.container}>
<Text style={styles.label}>minDistance: 50</Text>
<GestureDetector gesture={minDistPan}>
<View style={[styles.box, { backgroundColor: 'tomato' }]} />
</GestureDetector>
<Text style={styles.label}>activeOffsetX: [-50, 50]</Text>
<GestureDetector gesture={activeOffsetPan}>
<View style={[styles.box, { backgroundColor: 'mediumseagreen' }]} />
</GestureDetector>
<Text style={styles.label}>minVelocity: 800</Text>
<GestureDetector gesture={minVelocityPan}>
<View style={[styles.box, { backgroundColor: 'steelblue' }]} />
</GestureDetector>
</View>
);
}
const styles = StyleSheet.create({
container: { flex: 1, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', gap: 8 },
label: { marginTop: 16, fontSize: 15, opacity: 0.6 },
box: { width: 140, height: 140, borderRadius: 12 },
});
```
</details>
## Description `manualActivation: true` has never worked on macOS — the handler activated on its own as if the flag wasn't set. Found while verifying a review comment on #4387. Four stacked defects in `RNManualActivationRecognizer`, all macOS-specific: 1. The failure requirement was never established. The blocking mechanism relies on `shouldBeRequiredToFailByGestureRecognizer:`, which is a `UIGestureRecognizer` *subclass* hook (`UIGestureRecognizerSubclass.h`). `NSGestureRecognizer` has no such hook, so AppKit never called it and the handler's recognizer never waited for the blocker — a pan activated straight from mouse-down. AppKit only consults the *delegate*; since the blocker is already its own `NSGestureRecognizerDelegate`, the two-arg delegate callback now forwards to the shared logic. 2. AppKit does not reliably deny the dependent recognizer when the blocker recognizes. On iOS, the blocker completing (`Began` → `Ended` in its action handler) causes UIKit to fail the recognizer that required it to fail — that's how a released-without-`activate()` gesture is discarded. On AppKit, completing the blocker can instead *flush* the dependent recognizer's buffered recognition: with the requirement in place, releasing after a drag delivered the pan's entire withheld sequence (`Began`/`Changed`/`Ended` with the full accumulated translation) instead of discarding it, while a motionless press-release was discarded correctly (traced with state-transition logging). The blocker now explicitly fails the handler's recognizer before completing. 3. The release-without-activation cleanup was dead code. The original macOS port (#2588) crossed the `touchesBegan`/`touchesEnded` bodies: `mouseDown` incremented `_activePointers` and then checked `if (_activePointers == 0)` — never true after an increment — while `mouseUp` only decremented. The zero-check now lives in `mouseUp`, mirroring `touchesEnded` on iOS. 4. Stale pointer count after a JS `activate()`. `stopActivationBlocker` disables the blocker, so it misses the subsequent mouse-up; iOS recovers in `touchesCancelled`, which has no AppKit equivalent. The count would stay at 1 and the cleanup in (3) would never fire again. `reset` now zeroes `_activePointers`. ## Test plan <details> <summary>Tested on the following code:</summary> ```tsx import React, { useEffect } from 'react'; import { StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import { GestureDetector, GestureStateManager, usePanGesture, } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; import { useSharedValue } from 'react-native-reanimated'; export default function EmptyExample() { // Box A: manualActivation, JS never calls activate(). // Expected: every press/drag/release cycle logs onBegin -> onFinalize canceled=true, // never onActivate, and behaves identically on every repeat. const neverActivatePan = usePanGesture({ manualActivation: true, onBegin: () => console.log('[never-activate] onBegin'), onActivate: () => console.log('[never-activate] onActivate (SHOULD NOT HAPPEN)'), onDeactivate: () => console.log('[never-activate] onDeactivate'), onFinalize: (e) => console.log(`[never-activate] onFinalize canceled=${e.canceled}`), }); // Box B: manualActivation, activates itself from a timer while the button is held // (onTouchesMove is not delivered on macOS — separate bug). // Expected: hold past 300 ms -> onActivate (tx ~0), onUpdate while dragging, // onDeactivate + onFinalize canceled=false on release. Release before 300 ms -> // canceled=true and the late activate() is a no-op. const selfTag = useSharedValue(-1); const selfActivatePan = usePanGesture({ manualActivation: true, onTouchesDown: () => { const tag = selfTag.value; setTimeout(() => { console.log(`[self-activate] calling activate(${tag})`); GestureStateManager.activate(tag); }, 300); }, onBegin: () => console.log('[self-activate] onBegin'), onActivate: (e) => console.log(`[self-activate] onActivate tx=${e.translationX.toFixed(1)} ty=${e.translationY.toFixed(1)}`), onUpdate: (e) => console.log(`[self-activate] onUpdate tx=${e.translationX.toFixed(1)} ty=${e.translationY.toFixed(1)}`), onDeactivate: () => console.log('[self-activate] onDeactivate'), onFinalize: (e) => console.log(`[self-activate] onFinalize canceled=${e.canceled}`), }); useEffect(() => { selfTag.value = selfActivatePan.handlerTag; }, [selfActivatePan.handlerTag, selfTag]); return ( <View style={styles.container}> <Text style={styles.label}>A: manualActivation, never activated — click & drag, release</Text> <GestureDetector gesture={neverActivatePan}> <View style={[styles.box, { backgroundColor: 'darkorange' }]} /> </GestureDetector> <Text style={styles.label}>B: manualActivation, self-activates 300 ms after press</Text> <GestureDetector gesture={selfActivatePan}> <View style={[styles.box, { backgroundColor: 'mediumpurple' }]} /> </GestureDetector> </View> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ container: { flex: 1, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', gap: 8 }, label: { marginTop: 16, fontSize: 15, opacity: 0.6 }, box: { width: 150, height: 150, borderRadius: 12 }, }); ``` </details>
…sistently (#4395) The macOS `Fling` recognizer is a separate `NSGestureRecognizer` implementation with several gaps compared to its iOS counterpart: - it never fed `pointerTracker`, so `onTouches*` callbacks never fired; - it never dispatched BEGAN itself — on successful flicks `onBegin` only arrived at activation time (AppKit coerces the recognizer's `Possible → Changed` transition into `Began` first, which accidentally supplies it mid-drag instead of at touch-down); - failed gestures (click, slow drag, too-slow flick) produced no events at all — no `onBegin`, no `onFinalize` — breaking the begin/finalize pairing, because the fail path fires no action and there was no `reset` override to deliver the final state; - it never set the pointer type. All of this is now mirrored from the iOS recognizer: tracker calls in `mouseDown`/`mouseDragged`/`mouseUp`, a BEGAN `triggerAction` on mouse-down, a `reset` override with `triggerActionFromReset`, and `setCurrentPointerTypeToMouse`. Touch-event delivery on macOS additionally requires #4390 (pointer tracker matching `NSEvent`s); there is no code dependency between the two PRs. Tested in `macos-example` (with #4390 merged locally) using a v3 `useFlingGesture` with all state and touch callbacks: - fast flick: `onTouchesDown` → `onBegin` → `onTouchesMove`s → `onActivate` → `onTouchesUp` → `onDeactivate` → `onFinalize canceled=false`; - slow drag: fails via the max-duration timer, `onFinalize canceled=true` (previously: no events at all); - plain click: `onTouchesDown` → `onBegin` → `onTouchesUp` → `onFinalize canceled=true` (previously: no events at all); - repeated gestures behave identically (reset works). In the timer-fail path `onTouchesCancel` arrives after `onFinalize` — the same reset ordering the iOS recognizer produces.
…trator (#4402) On Android, cancelling a handler while it is awaiting another one (e.g. the single tap in `Exclusive(doubleTap, singleTap)` waiting for the double tap to fail) leaves it in the orchestrator forever. Both cleanup paths in `cleanupFinishedHandlers` skip handlers with `isAwaiting` set, and the rescue loop in `onHandlerStateChange` never reaches it because `dropGestureHandler` drops interaction relations on the JS thread before the posted cancel runs on the UI thread, so `shouldHandlerWaitForOther` no longer matches. The leaked handler stays in `gestureHandlers`, which makes `ButtonViewGroup.shouldBeginWithRecordedHandlers` return `false` on every subsequent touch. As a result all button-based touchables (`Pressable`, `RectButton`, `BaseButton`, `Touchables`) stop responding app-wide until the app process is restarted. The most common trigger is unmounting a `GestureDetector` during the wait window. This change clears `isAwaiting` when a handler reaches `STATE_CANCELLED` or `STATE_FAILED`, since such a handler can never be resolved by the one it was waiting for, letting the existing cleanup collect it. `STATE_END` stays pinned, as `makeActive` relies on it to send synthetic events. Going through `onHandlerStateChange` also covers cancel paths that never touch the registry, e.g. `tryActivate` cancelling an awaiting handler via `shouldBeCancelledByFinishedHandler`. Fixes #4401 <details> <summary>Tested on the following code</summary> ```tsx import React, { useRef, useState } from 'react'; import { Pressable as RNPressable, StyleSheet, Text, View, } from 'react-native'; import { GestureDetector, Pressable, RectButton, useExclusiveGestures, useTapGesture, } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; // Repro for #4401 // (Android): cancelling a handler while it is awaiting (Exclusive single tap // waiting for double tap to fail) leaves it in the orchestrator forever. // // Steps: // 1. Single-tap the purple box. 120ms later (inside the double-tap window, // while the single-tap handler is awaiting) the detector unmounts itself. // 2. Try the probe buttons below. According to the issue, ALL RNGH-based // touchables should now be dead app-wide until app restart. function ExclusiveBox({ onGone }: { onGone: () => void }) { const timer = useRef<ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | null>(null); const doubleTap = useTapGesture({ runOnJS: true, numberOfTaps: 2, onActivate: () => console.log('[repro] double tap activated'), }); const singleTap = useTapGesture({ runOnJS: true, requireToFail: doubleTap, onActivate: () => console.log('[repro] single tap activated'), onTouchesUp: () => { // Unmount while the single-tap handler is awaiting double-tap failure if (timer.current == null) { timer.current = setTimeout(() => { console.log('[repro] unmounting detector while awaiting'); onGone(); }, 120); } }, }); const exclusive = useExclusiveGestures(doubleTap, singleTap); return ( <GestureDetector gesture={exclusive}> <View style={[styles.box, { backgroundColor: 'rebeccapurple' }]}> <Text style={styles.boxLabel}> SINGLE-TAP ME{'\n'}(unmounts in 120ms) </Text> </View> </GestureDetector> ); } export default function EmptyExample() { const [mounted, setMounted] = useState(true); const [detectorTaps, setDetectorTaps] = useState(0); const [pressableTaps, setPressableTaps] = useState(0); const [rectTaps, setRectTaps] = useState(0); const [rnTaps, setRnTaps] = useState(0); const probeTap = useTapGesture({ runOnJS: true, onActivate: () => { console.log('[probe] GestureDetector tap'); setDetectorTaps((n) => n + 1); }, }); return ( <View style={styles.container}> {mounted ? ( <ExclusiveBox onGone={() => setMounted(false)} /> ) : ( <RNPressable style={[styles.box, { backgroundColor: 'gray' }]} onPress={() => setMounted(true)}> <Text style={styles.boxLabel}>DETECTOR GONE — tap to remount</Text> </RNPressable> )} <GestureDetector gesture={probeTap}> <View style={[styles.probe, { backgroundColor: 'darkorange' }]}> <Text style={styles.boxLabel}>Probe detector: {detectorTaps}</Text> </View> </GestureDetector> <Pressable style={[styles.probe, { backgroundColor: 'seagreen' }]} onPress={() => { console.log('[probe] RNGH Pressable'); setPressableTaps((n) => n + 1); }}> <Text style={styles.boxLabel}>RNGH Pressable: {pressableTaps}</Text> </Pressable> <RectButton style={[styles.probe, { backgroundColor: 'steelblue' }]} onPress={() => { console.log('[probe] RectButton'); setRectTaps((n) => n + 1); }}> <Text style={styles.boxLabel}>RectButton: {rectTaps}</Text> </RectButton> <RNPressable style={[styles.probe, { backgroundColor: 'dimgray' }]} onPress={() => { console.log('[probe] RN core Pressable'); setRnTaps((n) => n + 1); }}> <Text style={styles.boxLabel}>RN core Pressable: {rnTaps}</Text> </RNPressable> </View> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ container: { flex: 1, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', gap: 16, padding: 24, }, box: { width: 260, height: 110, borderRadius: 12, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', }, probe: { width: 260, height: 56, borderRadius: 12, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', }, boxLabel: { color: 'white', fontWeight: 'bold', textAlign: 'center', }, }); ``` </details>
The JS `PointerType` enum is `TOUCH, STYLUS, MOUSE, KEY, OTHER`, but the native constants stopped at `OTHER = 3` — the value JS reads as `KEY`. Native pointer types travel to JS as plain ints with no translation layer (`gestureHandlerCommon.ts` types them as `PointerType`), so every native "other pointer" surfaced as `PointerType.KEY`, and `PointerType.OTHER` was unreachable from native. It is reachable on Android through `TOOL_TYPE_ERASER` / `TOOL_TYPE_UNKNOWN`, and on Apple through tvOS focus-driven hover and any touch that is neither direct, pencil, nor indirect pointer. Declares `KEY` on both platforms so `OTHER` lands on 4. Native never emits `KEY` — it is produced only by the web `KeyboardEventManager`. With the values consistent, `ButtonEvent.pointerType` is narrowed from `number` to `PointerType`. It only mirrored the codegen spec's `Int32`; the spec keeps its own self-contained copy, so codegen is unaffected. Numeric enums and `number` are mutually assignable, so this breaks no consumer — which is also why the `buttonEventTest` drift guard still passes. That guard can no longer tell a deliberate refinement of this field from real spec drift, but it still catches added, removed and retyped fields. - Android: `:react-native-gesture-handler:compileDebugKotlin` and `:app:assembleDebug` in `apps/basic-example/android` both succeed - Apple: enum values pinned by a compiled assertion (`Touch` 0 … `Key` 3, `OtherPointer` 4); no `switch` over the enum exists, so no `-Wswitch` fallout - `yarn ts-check` clean (both passes), `yarn test` 115/115, `yarn lint:js` 0 errors - The iOS app build was not run — `pod install` fails on this machine for reasons unrelated to the change (rvm `libruby.2.7.dylib` mismatch)
## Description <!-- Description and motivation for this PR. Include 'Fixes #<number>' if this is fixing some issue. --> This PR is rasied following the second phase of the RFC around AGP v9 adoption: RFC: react-native-community/discussions-and-proposals#1006 The gist of this PR is to make Gesture Handler AGP v9 compliant with backward compatibility. The main scope of changes is the `react-native-gesture-handler/android/build.gradle`. The rest of the changes can be considered temporary. The rest changes include: - Making Basic Example App AGP9 compliant - Upgrade `Gradle` to `v9.4.1` - Use `proguard-android-optimize` proguard file - Enable opt outs in the `gradle.properties` Ideally, we should not enable the opt outs and leverage the AGP 9 built-in kotlin and newDSL. However, if we do not do it, then other libraries which are not yet AGP v9 compliant starts to fail. Hence, we need to keep the opt outs enabled for a while. For the context, react-native starting from 0.87.x will ship with AGP v9 and opt outs enabled by default for the new apps, which is the first phase of AGP v9 adoption. With the second phase when the libraries starts adoption AGP v9, we can eventually remove the opt outs from Basic Example. ## Test plan <!-- Describe how did you test this change here. --> To test this PR, we need to do a few steps: - Set the `agp` version to `9.2.1` and `kotlin` to `2.2.0` in `react-native-gradle-plugin` ```diff --- a/node_modules/@react-native/gradle-plugin/gradle/libs.versions.toml +++ b/node_modules/@react-native/gradle-plugin/gradle/libs.versions.toml @@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ [versions] -agp = "8.12.0" +agp = "9.2.1" gson = "2.8.9" -kotlin = "2.1.20" +kotlin = "2.2.0" assertj = "3.25.1" ``` - Comment out the following functions in `react-native-gradle-plugin` ```diff --- a/node_modules/@react-native/gradle-plugin/react-native-gradle-plugin/ReactPlugin.kt +++ b/node_modules/@react-native/gradle-plugin/react-native-gradle-plugin/ReactPlugin.kt @@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ configureBuildTypesForApp(project) } // Library Only Configuration - configureBuildConfigFieldsForLibraries(project) - configureNamespaceForLibraries(project) + // configureBuildConfigFieldsForLibraries(project) + // configureNamespaceForLibraries(project) project.pluginManager.withPlugin("com.android.library") { ``` This step is only required because we have RN version on 0.85.2 and `AGP` + `kotlin` bump will be shipped with 0.87.x. <details> <summary>Verified by locally patching Reanimated and Worklet, making those AGP v9 compliant and removing the opt outs to test the changes in the PR </summary> https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7f4f571a-6bef-4694-9b32-330571c0c734 </details> <details> <summary>Verified these changes work with AGP 8 </summary> https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/116a0b2e-23f5-499c-8a64-b99f927165c4 </details> --------- Co-authored-by: Michał <michal.bert@swmansion.com>
The stateful Pressable engine keeps four pending timers - `longPressTimeoutRef`, `pressDelayTimeoutRef`, `hoverInTimeout` and `hoverOutTimeout` - but never clears them on unmount. If the component unmounts while one is pending, the scheduled callback still fires (`onPressIn` / `onLongPress` / `onHoverIn` / `onHoverOut`, plus a `setState`), acting on a torn-down component. This adds a cleanup effect that clears all four on unmount, matching the cleanup the Touchable-based engine already has. Follow-up to #4411, flagged by CodeRabbit. Existing v3 suite passes (`yarn test` in `packages/react-native-gesture-handler`). No behavior change while mounted — the effect only cancels timers that would otherwise fire after unmount.
`testOnly_pressed` forces a Pressable's pressed state (for snapshots/tests), but both v3 engines only seeded it into the initial `useState(testOnly_pressed ?? false)`. After mount, changing the prop no longer updated the functional `style`/`children`, so they showed a stale pressed state. Both engines now derive the displayed state from `testOnly_pressed ?? <pressed>` at the style/children call sites — a prop change is reflected, while interactive presses still work when the prop is unset. This matches RN's Pressable, which runs the style/children functions with the forced pressed state on every render. Follow-up to #4411. CodeRabbit flagged the stateful engine; the Touchable-based engine had the identical issue. Existing v3 suite passes (`yarn test` in `packages/react-native-gesture-handler`). The change only affects the value passed to functional `style`/`children` when `testOnly_pressed` is set.
Follow-up to #4416. None of the `Pressable` engines forwarded hover handlers as `testOnly_*` props, so `fireEvent(element, 'hoverIn')` from React Native Testing Library had no way to reach `onHoverIn`/`onHoverOut`. RNTL resolves `testOnly_on{EventName}` generically for any event, so exposing the props is all that's needed. This adds `testOnly_onHoverIn`/`testOnly_onHoverOut` to the button props and forwards them, guarded by `isTestEnv()`, from all three engines: legacy `Pressable`, `StatefulPressable` and `PressableWithTouchable`. Also widens the relation props (`simultaneousWith`/`requireToFail`/`block`) from `AnyGesture` to `AnyGesture | AnyGesture[]`. The JSDoc already promises a gesture object or an array of gesture objects and the runtime handles arrays in both directions (`relationUtils` flattens them into handler tags and pushes the symmetric relation onto each array element), only the prop type was narrowed. Added tests in `src/__tests__/mocks.test.tsx` asserting the hover props are wired on the button for both v3 engines — relation-free and routed to `StatefulPressable` via `simultaneousWith={[]}` (which the type widening makes legal). Both fail without the engine changes. In `packages/react-native-gesture-handler`: `yarn test`, `yarn ts-check` and `yarn lint:js` pass.
Follow-up to #4411. `StatefulPressable` and the legacy `Pressable` only forwarded `color` and `radius` from `android_ripple` to the button, so `borderless` and `foreground` silently did nothing on those engines - the ripple stayed bounded and drew under the children. `PressableWithTouchable` already passed all four fields, which made the behavior depend on whether a relation prop (`simultaneousWith`/`requireToFail`/`block`) was present. Both engines now pass the whole config through. The button props for the two flags already existed, only the Pressable side dropped them. <details> <summary>Tested on the following code:</summary> ```tsx import React from 'react'; import { Pressable as RNPressable, ScrollView, StyleSheet, Text, View, } from 'react-native'; import { LegacyPressable, Pressable } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; import type { PressableProps } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; // Android-only check for `android_ripple.borderless` / `.foreground`, which the // StatefulPressable and legacy engines used to drop (only color + radius were // forwarded to the button). // // borderless: the ripple is a circle that spills outside the box. // foreground: the ripple draws over the opaque child instead of under it. // // Every column must look the same. Nothing to see on iOS - no native ripple there. const RIPPLE_COLOR = '#1565c0'; const VARIANTS = [ { label: 'baseline\n{ color }', ripple: { color: RIPPLE_COLOR }, covered: false, }, { label: 'borderless\n{ borderless: true }', ripple: { color: RIPPLE_COLOR, borderless: true }, covered: false, }, { // Control for the row below: a background ripple hides under the child. label: 'covered, control\n{ color }\nno ripple expected', ripple: { color: RIPPLE_COLOR }, covered: true, }, { label: 'foreground\n{ foreground: true }\nripple over the child', ripple: { color: RIPPLE_COLOR, foreground: true }, covered: true, }, { label: 'both + radius\n{ borderless, foreground, radius: 70 }', ripple: { color: RIPPLE_COLOR, borderless: true, foreground: true, radius: 70, }, covered: true, }, ] as const; // A relation prop is what routes the public `Pressable` to the Stateful engine. function StatefulPressable(props: PressableProps) { return <Pressable {...props} simultaneousWith={[]} />; } const ENGINES = [ { label: 'v3\nTouchable', Component: Pressable }, { label: 'v3\nStateful', Component: StatefulPressable }, { label: 'legacy\nRNGH', Component: LegacyPressable }, { label: 'RN\ncontrol', Component: RNPressable }, ] as const; export default function EmptyExample() { return ( <ScrollView contentContainerStyle={styles.container}> <View style={styles.row}> <View style={styles.variantLabel} /> {ENGINES.map((engine) => ( <Text key={engine.label} style={styles.engineLabel}> {engine.label} </Text> ))} </View> {VARIANTS.map((variant) => ( <View key={variant.label} style={styles.row}> <Text style={[styles.variantLabel, styles.variantText]}> {variant.label} </Text> {ENGINES.map(({ label, Component }) => ( <View key={label} style={styles.cell}> <Component android_ripple={variant.ripple} style={styles.button}> {variant.covered ? <View style={styles.cover} /> : null} </Component> </View> ))} </View> ))} </ScrollView> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ container: { padding: 12, paddingTop: 40, gap: 20, }, row: { flexDirection: 'row', alignItems: 'center', }, variantLabel: { width: 100, }, variantText: { fontSize: 11, fontFamily: 'monospace', color: '#37474f', }, engineLabel: { flex: 1, fontSize: 11, textAlign: 'center', color: '#607d8b', }, cell: { flex: 1, alignItems: 'center', }, button: { width: 54, height: 54, borderRadius: 6, backgroundColor: '#eceff1', }, cover: { flex: 1, backgroundColor: '#cfd8dc', }, }); ``` </details>
…change (#4466) Fixes #3307 Passing inline `onSwipeableOpen` / `onSwipeableClose` (or the other event props) to `ReanimatedSwipeable` made list scrolling stutter, even when the callbacks were empty. Those functions sat in the worklet/`useCallback` dependency chain, so a new identity on every parent render rebuilt the pan and tap gesture configs and reconfigured the native handlers. This change: - keeps the latest user callbacks behind stable wrappers (`useEventCallback`) - memoizes the tap/pan configs so native handlers are only updated when gesture settings actually change - still invokes the most recent callback after a callback-only rerender `ReanimatedDrawerLayout` has a similar pattern, but it is typically a single instance per screen rather than a list row, so it is left untouched here. - [x] `yarn test src/__tests__/reanimatedSwipeableCallbacks.test.tsx` — native `setGestureHandlerConfig` is not called again when only event callback identities change - [x] same file — `close()` after a callback-only rerender invokes the latest `onSwipeableWillClose` - [x] sabotage: bypassing `useEventCallback` makes the identity test fail (`2` → `4` `setConfig` calls) - [x] `yarn test` — 19 suites / 158 tests pass - [x] `yarn lint:js` (no new errors) and `yarn ts-check` - [x] Please confirm scrolling a `FlatList`/`FlashList` of `ReanimatedSwipeable` rows with inline `onSwipeableOpen={() => {}}` no longer drops JS FPS
Since Reanimated 4.6 (software-mansion/react-native-reanimated#10009) the native implementations of `useAnimatedStyle`, `useDerivedValue` and other hooks log a dev warning whenever a dependencies argument is passed, since dependencies are only relevant on web: ``` WARN [Reanimated] dependencies should only be used in web implementation. ``` We pass dependencies in two places: - `ReanimatedSwipeable` passes `[appliedTranslation, rowState]` to `useAnimatedStyle`. The dependencies are still needed on web, where bundlers resolve the compiled `lib` output that isn't processed by the Reanimated babel plugin, so they are now passed only when `Platform.OS === 'web'`. - `ReanimatedDrawerLayout` passed an empty array to `useDerivedValue`. An empty array does nothing on any platform (the web fallback only reads non-empty dependencies), so it's simply removed. - Open the Swipeable and Drawer examples in the example app on native and check that the warning is no longer logged. - Check that Swipeable still animates correctly in the example app running on web.
Fixes #4469. `ReanimatedDrawerLayout` memoized `animateDrawer` without `animationSpeedProp`, so changing the prop did not affect later programmatic `openDrawer()` or `closeDrawer()` calls. The callback now tracks the prop and the imperative methods receive the latest default spring speed after a rerender. - `yarn workspace react-native-gesture-handler test --runInBand` — 159 tests passed - `yarn workspace react-native-gesture-handler ts-check` - `yarn workspace react-native-gesture-handler lint-js` — no errors (existing warnings remain) - `yarn workspace react-native-gesture-handler build`
`LongPressGestureHandler` accepts `numberOfPointers` but never resets
it, so the value survives a config update that no longer sets it.
`setConfig` rebuilds a handler's whole config as `resetConfig()`
followed by `updateConfig()`:
* web: `src/web/handlers/GestureHandler.ts:790`
* Apple: `apple/RNGestureHandler.mm:131`
* Android:
`android/src/main/java/com/swmansion/gesturehandler/core/GestureHandler.kt:911`
`updateConfig` only assigns properties that are present in the incoming
config, so every property it can write has to be cleared by
`resetConfig`. `numberOfPointers` was written but never cleared:
* `src/web/handlers/LongPressGestureHandler.ts:127` writes it, `:76` did
not reset it
* `android/.../core/LongPressGestureHandler.kt:197` writes it, `:34` did
not reset it
* `apple/Handlers/RNLongPressHandler.m:255` writes it, `:232` did not
reset it
Every sibling handler already resets its pointer count, which is what
made this stand out: `Tap` resets `minNumberOfPointers`, `Fling` resets
`numberOfPointersRequired`, `Pan` resets `minPointers`/`maxPointers`.
`GestureDetector` re-sends the full config on every update
(`src/handlers/gestures/GestureDetector/updateHandlers.ts:68`), and the
config only contains `numberOfPointers` when the gesture actually sets
it. So a long press that stops requesting a multi pointer press keeps
the stale requirement:
```jsx
const longPress = useLongPressGesture(
twoFingerMode ? { numberOfPointers: 2 } : {}
);
```
After `twoFingerMode` flips back to `false`, the handler still requires
2 pointers. On web `tryActivate` returns early because
`trackedPointersCount !== numberOfPointers`
(`src/web/handlers/LongPressGestureHandler.ts:163`), so a normal one
finger long press never activates again. The same holds for the v2
`Gesture.LongPress().numberOfPointers(2)` builder and the v1
`<LongPressGestureHandler numberOfPointers={2}>` prop.
The fix resets the value on all three platforms, using a named default
in the two places that had a bare literal.
Added `src/web/handlers/__tests__/LongPressGestureHandler.test.ts`,
following the existing `GestureHandler.test.ts` /
`webNativeViewGestureHandler.test.ts` pattern. One test drives the
regression (config with `numberOfPointers: 2`, then a config without it,
then a single pointer press), and one control test confirms
`numberOfPointers` still applies while it is in the config.
Counterfactual, run in this checkout. With the fix:
```
$ yarn jest src/web/handlers/__tests__/LongPressGestureHandler.test.ts
PASS src/web/handlers/__tests__/LongPressGestureHandler.test.ts
LongPressGestureHandler config reset
v a config without numberOfPointers restores the single pointer default (2 ms)
v numberOfPointers still applies while it stays in the config
```
Then reverting only `src/web/handlers/LongPressGestureHandler.ts` and
keeping the test:
```
$ git show HEAD:packages/.../src/web/handlers/LongPressGestureHandler.ts > packages/.../src/web/handlers/LongPressGestureHandler.ts
$ yarn jest src/web/handlers/__tests__/LongPressGestureHandler.test.ts
x a config without numberOfPointers restores the single pointer default
expect(received).toBe(expected) // Object.is equality
Expected: 4
Received: 2
> 74 | expect(handler.state).toBe(State.ACTIVE);
Tests: 1 failed, 1 passed, 2 total
```
`4` is `State.ACTIVE`, `2` is `State.BEGAN`: the handler stayed in
`BEGAN` because it was still waiting for a second pointer. Restoring the
file turns it green again. The control test passes in both directions,
so the failure is specific to the reset.
Checks in this checkout:
* `yarn workspace react-native-gesture-handler test` -> 20 suites, 163
tests passing (162 before this change)
* `yarn workspace react-native-gesture-handler ts-check` -> clean
* `yarn eslint --ext '.js,.ts,.tsx' src/` -> 0 errors, 0 warnings on the
touched files
* `yarn prettier --check './src/**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}'` -> all matched
files use Prettier code style
* `./android/gradlew -p android spotlessCheck -q` -> exit 0
* `clang-format --style=file` on `RNLongPressHandler.m` -> no diff on
the changed lines
The Android and Apple changes mirror the web one and are not covered by
the Jest suite; I did not run them on a device.
) On web, `PanGestureHandler.updateGestureConfig` writes `enableTrackpadTwoFingerGesture`, but `resetConfig` never restores it. `setGestureConfig` is a full config replace (`resetConfig` then `updateGestureConfig`), and it is what `updateHandlers` / `useGesture` call whenever the gesture config changes. So once a pan gesture has been configured with `enableTrackpadTwoFingerGesture: true`, a later config that no longer carries the prop keeps two-finger trackpad panning enabled, and a wheel event from a trackpad still activates the gesture. Every other field the web `PanGestureHandler` reads from the config is restored in `resetConfig`; this one was missed. iOS is already correct: `RNPanHandler`'s `resetConfig` sets `recognizer.allowedScrollTypesMask = 0`, which is the same property. Android does not support the prop, so this is web only. Added `src/web/handlers/__tests__/PanGestureHandler.test.ts` with two cases: - configure the handler with `enableTrackpadTwoFingerGesture: true`, then apply a config without it, and feed a touchpad wheel event: the handler must stay `UNDETERMINED`. - configure it with `enableTrackpadTwoFingerGesture: true` and feed the same event: the handler must reach `ACTIVE`, so the flag itself keeps working. Without the one-line change in `resetConfig`, the first test fails with `Expected: 0 / Received: 4` (the gesture activates from stale config). The second one passes both ways. `yarn test`, `yarn lint-js` and `yarn ts-check` are green in `packages/react-native-gesture-handler`.
… waiting for (#4476) ## Description Fixes #3326 Replaces `state == ACTIVE` check with `handler.isActive` to correctly account for handlers that have technically met activation criteria, but are awaiting for the failure of another handler. ## Test plan <details> <summary>Tested on updated repro from issue</summary> ```jsx import React, { useState } from 'react'; import { Pressable, ScrollView, StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import type { LegacyPanGesture, NativeGesture, PanGesture, } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; import { Gesture, GestureDetector, useNativeGesture, usePanGesture, } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; import type { PagerViewOnPageSelectedEvent } from 'react-native-pager-view'; import PagerView from 'react-native-pager-view'; import Animated, { useAnimatedStyle, useSharedValue, } from 'react-native-reanimated'; // Reproduction of #3326 // Expected: dragging the yellow ScrollView never begins/activates the drawer pan. type AnyPanGesture = PanGesture | LegacyPanGesture; type AnyNativeGesture = NativeGesture | ReturnType<typeof Gesture.Native>; type SetStatus = React.Dispatch<React.SetStateAction<string>>; type Mode = | 'requireToFail-parent' | 'block-parent' | 'block-child' | 'v2' | 'noPager' | 'noPaging' | 'nestedPan'; const MODES: Mode[] = [ 'requireToFail-parent', 'block-parent', 'block-child', 'v2', 'noPager', 'noPaging', 'nestedPan', ]; export default function EmptyExample() { const [mode, setMode] = useState<Mode>('requireToFail-parent'); return ( <View style={styles.container}> <View style={styles.modes}> {MODES.map((m) => ( <Pressable key={m} testID={`mode-${m}`} onPress={() => setMode(m)} style={[styles.modeButton, m === mode && styles.modeButtonActive]}> <Text style={styles.modeText}>{m}</Text> </Pressable> ))} </View> {mode === 'requireToFail-parent' && <RequireToFailInParent key={mode} />} {mode === 'block-parent' && <BlockInParent key={mode} />} {mode === 'block-child' && <BlockInChild key={mode} />} {mode === 'v2' && <V2BlockInChild key={mode} />} {mode === 'noPager' && <BlockInChild key={mode} pager={false} />} {mode === 'noPaging' && <BlockInChild key={mode} paging={false} />} {mode === 'nestedPan' && <NestedPanInScrollView key={mode} />} </View> ); } function useDrawerPan( innerNative: NativeGesture | undefined, swipeEnabled: boolean, setStatus: SetStatus ) { const val = useSharedValue(0); const pan = usePanGesture({ requireToFail: innerNative, activeOffsetX: swipeEnabled ? 5 : undefined, failOffsetX: swipeEnabled ? -1 : [0, 0], failOffsetY: swipeEnabled ? undefined : [0, 0], runOnJS: true, onBegin: () => { setStatus('pan: begin'); val.set(0); }, onActivate: () => { setStatus((s) => `${s} > ACTIVE`); }, onUpdate: (e) => { val.set(e.translationX); }, onDeactivate: () => { val.set(0); }, onFinalize: (e) => { setStatus((s) => `${s} > finalized (canceled: ${e.canceled})`); val.set(0); }, }); const style = useAnimatedStyle(() => ({ flex: 1, transform: [{ translateX: val.value }], })); return { pan, style }; } function RequireToFailInParent() { const [status, setStatus] = useState('pan: idle'); const [swipeEnabled, setSwipeEnabled] = useState(true); const innerNative = useNativeGesture({}); const { pan, style } = useDrawerPan(innerNative, swipeEnabled, setStatus); const pagerNative = useNativeGesture({ requireToFail: pan }); return ( <Drawer pan={pan} style={style} status={status}> <Pager native={pagerNative} setSwipeEnabled={setSwipeEnabled} renderPage={(index) => index === 0 ? ( <InnerScrollView innerNative={innerNative} /> ) : ( <Text style={styles.status}>Page {index + 1}</Text> ) } /> </Drawer> ); } function BlockInParent() { const [status, setStatus] = useState('pan: idle'); const [swipeEnabled, setSwipeEnabled] = useState(true); const { pan, style } = useDrawerPan(undefined, swipeEnabled, setStatus); const innerNative = useNativeGesture({ block: pan }); const pagerNative = useNativeGesture({ requireToFail: pan }); return ( <Drawer pan={pan} style={style} status={status}> <Pager native={pagerNative} setSwipeEnabled={setSwipeEnabled} renderPage={(index) => index === 0 ? ( <InnerScrollView innerNative={innerNative} /> ) : ( <Text style={styles.status}>Page {index + 1}</Text> ) } /> </Drawer> ); } function BlockInChild({ pager = true, paging = true, }: { pager?: boolean; paging?: boolean; }) { const [status, setStatus] = useState('pan: idle'); const [swipeEnabled, setSwipeEnabled] = useState(true); const { pan, style } = useDrawerPan(undefined, swipeEnabled, setStatus); const pagerNative = useNativeGesture({ requireToFail: pan }); return ( <Drawer pan={pan} style={style} status={status}> <Pager native={pager ? pagerNative : undefined} setSwipeEnabled={setSwipeEnabled} renderPage={() => ( <InnerScrollViewBlockingPan pan={pan} paging={paging} /> )} /> </Drawer> ); } // Scenario from PR #3095: a pan nested in a ScrollView must not activate while the ScrollView scrolls. function NestedPanInScrollView() { const [status, setStatus] = useState('pan: idle'); const [scrollY, setScrollY] = useState(0); const native = useNativeGesture({}); const pan = usePanGesture({ runOnJS: true, onBegin: () => setStatus('pan: begin'), onActivate: () => setStatus((s) => `${s} > ACTIVE`), onFinalize: (e) => setStatus((s) => `${s} > finalized (canceled: ${e.canceled})`), }); return ( <View style={styles.container}> <Text testID="status" style={styles.status}> {status} </Text> <Text testID="scrollY" style={styles.status}> scrollY: {Math.round(scrollY)} </Text> <GestureDetector gesture={native}> <ScrollView testID="outer-scroll" style={styles.pager} scrollEventThrottle={16} onScroll={(e) => setScrollY(e.nativeEvent.contentOffset.y)}> <View style={styles.spacer} /> <GestureDetector gesture={pan}> <View testID="nested-box" style={styles.nestedBox} /> </GestureDetector> <View style={styles.spacer} /> <View style={styles.spacer} /> <View style={styles.spacer} /> </ScrollView> </GestureDetector> </View> ); } function V2BlockInChild() { const [status, setStatus] = useState('pan: idle'); const [swipeEnabled, setSwipeEnabled] = useState(true); const val = useSharedValue(0); let pan = Gesture.Pan() .runOnJS(true) .onBegin(() => { setStatus('pan: begin'); val.set(0); }) .onStart(() => { setStatus((s) => `${s} > ACTIVE`); }) .onUpdate((e) => { val.set(e.translationX); }) .onEnd(() => { val.set(0); }) .onFinalize((_e, success) => { setStatus((s) => `${s} > finalized (canceled: ${!success})`); val.set(0); }); pan = swipeEnabled ? pan.failOffsetX(-1).activeOffsetX(5) : pan.failOffsetX([0, 0]).failOffsetY([0, 0]); const style = useAnimatedStyle(() => ({ flex: 1, transform: [{ translateX: val.value }], })); const pagerNative = Gesture.Native().requireExternalGestureToFail(pan); return ( <Drawer pan={pan} style={style} status={status}> <Pager native={pagerNative} setSwipeEnabled={setSwipeEnabled} renderPage={() => <V2InnerScrollView pan={pan} />} /> </Drawer> ); } function V2InnerScrollView({ pan }: { pan: LegacyPanGesture }) { const innerNative = Gesture.Native().blocksExternalGesture(pan); return <InnerScrollView innerNative={innerNative} />; } function Drawer({ pan, style, status, children, }: { pan: AnyPanGesture; style: ReturnType<typeof useAnimatedStyle>; status: string; children: React.ReactNode; }) { return ( <GestureDetector gesture={pan as PanGesture}> <Animated.View style={style}> <Text testID="status" style={styles.status}> {status} </Text> {children} </Animated.View> </GestureDetector> ); } function Pager({ renderPage, native, setSwipeEnabled, }: { renderPage: (index: number) => React.ReactNode; native: AnyNativeGesture | undefined; setSwipeEnabled: (enabled: boolean) => void; }) { const [page, setPage] = useState(0); if (!native) { return <View style={styles.pager}>{renderPage(0)}</View>; } return ( <GestureDetector gesture={native as NativeGesture}> <PagerView overdrag initialPage={0} style={styles.pager} onPageSelected={(e: PagerViewOnPageSelectedEvent) => { setSwipeEnabled(e.nativeEvent.position === 0); setPage(e.nativeEvent.position); }}> <View key="1"> <Text testID="page" style={styles.status}> page: {page} </Text> {renderPage(0)} </View> <View key="2">{renderPage(1)}</View> <View key="3">{renderPage(2)}</View> </PagerView> </GestureDetector> ); } function InnerScrollViewBlockingPan({ pan, paging, }: { pan: PanGesture; paging: boolean; }) { const innerNative = useNativeGesture({ block: pan }); return <InnerScrollView innerNative={innerNative} paging={paging} />; } function InnerScrollView({ innerNative, paging = true, }: { innerNative: AnyNativeGesture; paging?: boolean; }) { const [scrollX, setScrollX] = useState(0); return ( <View style={styles.scrollContainer}> <Text testID="scrollX" style={styles.status}> scrollX: {Math.round(scrollX)} </Text> <GestureDetector gesture={innerNative as NativeGesture}> <ScrollView horizontal pagingEnabled={paging} testID="inner-scroll" onScroll={(e) => setScrollX(e.nativeEvent.contentOffset.x)} scrollEventThrottle={16} style={styles.scroll}> <Text style={styles.scrollText}> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 </Text> </ScrollView> </GestureDetector> </View> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ container: { flex: 1, }, modes: { flexDirection: 'row', flexWrap: 'wrap', gap: 4, padding: 4, }, modeButton: { width: '32%', padding: 8, backgroundColor: '#ddd', borderRadius: 6, }, modeButtonActive: { backgroundColor: '#8f8', }, modeText: { fontSize: 11, textAlign: 'center', }, status: { padding: 8, fontSize: 18, textAlign: 'center', }, pager: { flex: 1, backgroundColor: 'green', }, scrollContainer: { paddingTop: 150, alignItems: 'center', }, scroll: { width: 300, height: 200, backgroundColor: 'yellow', }, scrollText: { width: 1000, }, spacer: { height: 400, }, nestedBox: { width: 150, height: 150, alignSelf: 'center', backgroundColor: 'yellow', }, }); ``` </details>
…4486) The web NativeViewGestureHandler did not override resetConfig, so its props kept old values after setGestureConfig dropped them. It also forced shouldCancelWhenOutside to true in init, overriding an explicit false. The defaults now live in resetConfig, matching Android. Added tests in `webNativeViewGestureHandler.test.ts`.
…on import (#4493) Since React Native 0.87 the `DrawerLayoutAndroid` export is a getter that logs `DrawerLayoutAndroid is deprecated and will be removed in a future release` through `warnOnce` on first access. `GestureComponents.tsx` imported it at module level to build `LegacyDrawerLayoutAndroid`, so every app that imports gesture-handler saw the warning at startup, even if it never rendered a drawer. `LegacyDrawerLayoutAndroid` now wraps a small component that reads `DrawerLayoutAndroid` from `react-native` on first render and caches it in a module-level variable, so the warning appears only for apps that actually render the deprecated wrapper. The read uses `require` rather than `import * as RN`, because Metro's `experimentalImportSupport` (enabled by default in Expo) copies every export eagerly and would trigger all of RN's deprecation getters at once. Fixes #4491 - `yarn ts-check`, `yarn test` and `yarn lint:js` in the package - `yarn ts-check` in `apps/basic-example` - `basic-example` on Android: no deprecation warning at startup, one warning when opening the `Drawer Layout` screen; open/close via edge swipe and via ref buttons, drawer callbacks and `RectButton` presses work
`WheelEventManager` has no pointer to follow, so it synthesizes coordinates by accumulating `deltaX`/`deltaY` on top of each wheel event's client coordinates. Its `resetManager` override calls only `super.resetManager()` and never clears `wheelDelta`, unlike `PointerEventManager`, which clears its own bookkeeping there. `resetManager` runs on every handler reset (`GestureHandler.reset` -> `delegate.reset` -> `manager.resetManager`), which the orchestrator triggers once a gesture reaches `END`. So when a trackpad pan ends, the whole scroll distance of that gesture stays in `wheelDelta`. To reproduce, put a `Pan` gesture with `enableTrackpadTwoFingerGesture` on a view, then do two two-finger trackpad pans in a row without moving the cursor in between. The second gesture reports `absoluteX`/`absoluteY` offset by the first gesture's total scroll. A two-finger scroll does not move the cursor, so the `pointermove` listener that clears the delta does not necessarily fire, and the offset keeps growing with each gesture. Fix is to clear `wheelDelta` in `resetManager`, matching what `PointerEventManager` already does. Added `src/web/tools/__tests__/WheelEventManager.test.ts` with two cases: - deltas still accumulate across wheel events within one gesture (`y` is 130 after deltas of 100 and 30), so the accumulation behaviour is not lost. - after `resetManager`, the next wheel event reports only its own delta (`y` is 30, not 130). The second test fails on `main` with `Expected: 30, Received: 130` and passes with the fix. `yarn jest src/web`, `yarn ts-check` and `eslint`/`prettier` on the touched files all pass.
) ## Description `ScrollView` and `FlatList` from Gesture Handler never fire `onRefresh` when given React Native's `RefreshControl` on Android. The spinner follows the pull but stays parked on release, and the refresh only triggers on the next touch anywhere on the screen. With a `refreshControl` RN wraps the scroll view in a `SwipeRefreshLayout` and enables nested scrolling on it. The pull reaches the layout through the nested-scroll API, and the layout finishes it (fires refresh or snaps back) only in `onStopNestedScroll`. Android calls `stopNestedScroll()` from `View.dispatchTouchEvent` at the end of a gesture, but once `NativeViewGestureHandler` activates it delivers touches straight to the view's `onTouchEvent`, so that cleanup never runs. The nested scroll stays open and the layout is released one touch late, by the CANCEL our root view dispatches on the next DOWN. Gesture Handler's own `RefreshControl` avoids this because its handler drives the `SwipeRefreshLayout` in touch-drag mode, which finishes the spinner in `onTouchEvent` without relying on the nested-scroll cleanup. The handler now calls `stopNestedScroll()` on the view after feeding it the final UP or the synthetic CANCEL, mirroring `View.dispatchTouchEvent`. It only does so while active, since below that the view still receives the events through regular dispatch, and only for views whose hook opts in through the new `shouldStopNestedScroll()`. `ScrollViewHook` opts in. Fixes #4485 ## Test plan - Pulled to refresh repeatedly on GH `ScrollView` + RN `RefreshControl`, GH `FlatList` + RN `RefreshControl`, and `Gesture.Native()` around an RN `ScrollView` + RN `RefreshControl`. `onRefresh` fires on every pull and the spinner retracts. - GH `ScrollView` + GH `RefreshControl` and RN `ScrollView` + RN `RefreshControl` unchanged. - Nested GH `ScrollView` inside GH `ScrollView`, with and without an RN `RefreshControl` on the outer: scroll handover, fling, and pull-to-refresh from inside the inner list work the same as with RN scroll views. <details> <summary>Repro</summary> ```tsx import React, { useCallback, useState } from 'react'; import { RefreshControl, Text, View } from 'react-native'; import { ScrollView } from 'react-native-gesture-handler'; export default function App() { const [refreshing, setRefreshing] = useState(false); const onRefresh = useCallback(() => { setRefreshing(true); setTimeout(() => setRefreshing(false), 1000); }, []); return ( <ScrollView style={{ flex: 1 }} refreshControl={<RefreshControl refreshing={refreshing} onRefresh={onRefresh} />}> {Array.from({ length: 40 }, (_, i) => ( <View key={i} style={{ padding: 20 }}> <Text>Row {i}</Text> </View> ))} </ScrollView> ); } ``` </details>
📝 SummarySummary by CodeRabbit
WalkthroughThe pull request updates cross-platform gesture handling. It changes Android interception and build logic, Apple pointer and recognizer behavior, web gesture state handling, React host-instance resolution, component behavior, exports, documentation, and examples. ChangesGesture handling updates
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GestureDetector
participant Wrap
participant HostInstance
participant NativeModule
GestureDetector->>Wrap: attach child ref
Wrap->>HostInstance: resolve host instance
GestureDetector->>NativeModule: find node handle and attach gesture handler
Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule this release cherry-pick because it bundles 46 fixes and behavior changes across Android, Apple, web, React, and gesture handling for v2.33.0. Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The current changes can break the example Android build and regress DrawerLayout refs, web native-view cancellation behavior, and pointer-type values. These issues should be resolved before merging the release cherry-picks. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3✅ Passed checks (3 passed)
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🧩 Analysis chain🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
echo "== PR commit range =="
git log --oneline --decorate -n 70
echo
echo "== Verify source and picked commit objects, then compare patch IDs =="
pairs=(
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)
for pair in "${pairs[@]}"; do
read -r original picked <<<"$pair"
if ! git rev-parse --verify -q "${original}^{commit}" >/dev/null ||
! git rev-parse --verify -q "${picked}^{commit}" >/dev/null; then
printf 'MISSING %s %s\n' "$original" "$picked"
continue
fi
original_pid=$(git show --pretty=format: "$original" | git patch-id --stable | awk '{print $1}')
picked_pid=$(git show --pretty=format: "$picked" | git patch-id --stable | awk '{print $1}')
printf '%s %s %s\n' "${original:0:7}" "${picked:0:7}" \
"$([ "$original_pid" = "$picked_pid" ] && echo MATCH || echo ADAPTED)"
done
echo
echo "== Changed files and commit subjects for adapted picks =="
for pair in "${pairs[@]}"; do
read -r original picked <<<"$pair"
if git rev-parse --verify -q "${original}^{commit}" >/dev/null &&
git rev-parse --verify -q "${picked}^{commit}" >/dev/null; then
original_pid=$(git show --pretty=format: "$original" | git patch-id --stable | awk '{print $1}')
picked_pid=$(git show --pretty=format: "$picked" | git patch-id --stable | awk '{print $1}')
if [ "$original_pid" != "$picked_pid" ]; then
echo "--- ${original:0:7} -> ${picked:0:7}"
git show --no-patch --format='%s' "$original"
git show --no-patch --format='%s' "$picked"
echo "Original files:"
git diff-tree --no-commit-id --name-status -r "$original"
echo "Picked files:"
git diff-tree --no-commit-id --name-status -r "$picked"
fi
fi
doneLength of output: 26442 🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
repo="software-mansion/react-native-gesture-handler"
body_file="$(mktemp)"
gh pr view 4498 --repo "$repo" --json body --jq .body > "$body_file"
python3 - "$body_file" <<'PY' > /tmp/cherry-pick-pairs.tsv
import re
import sys
body = open(sys.argv[1], encoding="utf-8").read()
# Each table row contains original then picked GitHub commit URLs.
for line in body.splitlines():
hashes = re.findall(r'/commit/([0-9a-f]{7,40})', line)
if len(hashes) >= 2:
print(f"{hashes[0]}\t{hashes[1]}")
PY
echo "== Exact pairs extracted from `#4498` =="
wc -l /tmp/cherry-pick-pairs.tsv
cat /tmp/cherry-pick-pairs.tsv
echo
echo "== Patch equivalence with exact source commit hashes =="
while IFS=$'\t' read -r original picked; do
# Resolve short links through GitHub to remove abbreviation ambiguity.
original_full=$(gh api "repos/$repo/commits/$original" --jq .sha)
picked_full=$(gh api "repos/$repo/commits/$picked" --jq .sha)
original_pid=$(git show --pretty=format: "$original_full" | git patch-id --stable | awk '{print $1}')
picked_pid=$(git show --pretty=format: "$picked_full" | git patch-id --stable | awk '{print $1}')
status="ADAPTED"
[ "$original_pid" = "$picked_pid" ] && status="MATCH"
printf '%s\t%s\t%s\n' "${original_full:0:7}" "${picked_full:0:7}" "$status"
done < /tmp/cherry-pick-pairs.tsv | tee /tmp/cherry-pick-status.tsv
echo
echo "== Changed lines for adapted pairs =="
while IFS=$'\t' read -r original picked status; do
[ "$status" = "ADAPTED" ] || continue
echo
echo "### $original -> $picked"
git show --no-patch --format='source: %s' "$original"
git show --no-patch --format='picked: %s' "$picked"
echo "-- source patch --"
git show --format= --find-renames --unified=2 "$original"
echo "-- picked patch --"
git show --format= --find-renames --unified=2 "$picked"
done < /tmp/cherry-pick-status.tsvLength of output: 6137 🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
repo="software-mansion/react-native-gesture-handler"
gh pr view 4498 --repo "$repo" --json body --jq .body > /tmp/pr-4498-body.md
python3 - <<'PY' > /tmp/cherry-pick-pairs.tsv
import re
body = open("/tmp/pr-4498-body.md", encoding="utf-8").read()
for line in body.splitlines():
hashes = re.findall(r'/commit/([0-9a-f]{7,40})', line)
if len(hashes) >= 2:
print(f"{hashes[0]}\t{hashes[1]}")
PY
: > /tmp/cherry-pick-status.tsv
while IFS=$'\t' read -r original picked; do
original_full=$(gh api "repos/$repo/commits/$original" --jq .sha)
picked_full=$(gh api "repos/$repo/commits/$picked" --jq .sha)
original_pid=$(git show --pretty=format: "$original_full" | git patch-id --stable | awk '{print $1}')
picked_pid=$(git show --pretty=format: "$picked_full" | git patch-id --stable | awk '{print $1}')
status="ADAPTED"
[ "$original_pid" = "$picked_pid" ] && status="MATCH"
printf '%s\t%s\t%s\n' "$original_full" "$picked_full" "$status" >> /tmp/cherry-pick-status.tsv
done < /tmp/cherry-pick-pairs.tsv
echo "== Exact patch equivalence =="
awk -F '\t' '{printf "%s -> %s %s\n", substr($1,1,7), substr($2,1,7), $3}' /tmp/cherry-pick-status.tsv
echo
echo "== Totals =="
awk -F '\t' '{count[$3]++} END {for (s in count) print s, count[s]}' /tmp/cherry-pick-status.tsv
echo
echo "== Adapted patch details =="
while IFS=$'\t' read -r original picked status; do
[ "$status" = "ADAPTED" ] || continue
echo
echo "### ${original:0:7} -> ${picked:0:7}"
git show --no-patch --format='source: %s' "$original"
git show --no-patch --format='picked: %s' "$picked"
echo "Source files:"
git diff-tree --no-commit-id --name-status -r "$original"
echo "Picked files:"
git diff-tree --no-commit-id --name-status -r "$picked"
echo "Source changed lines:"
git show --format= --unified=1 "$original" | grep -E '^[+-][^+-]' || true
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- Line 48: Update the hermesCommand configuration to use the repository-root
hermes-compiler path via ../../../../node_modules, then validate the
apps/basic-example Android and iOS flows with yarn android and yarn ios.
In `@packages/react-native-gesture-handler/apple/RNGestureHandlerPointerType.h`:
- Line 7: Update the RNGestureHandlerPointerType enum so existing pointer-type
ordinals, especially RNGestureHandlerOtherPointer, remain unchanged; move
RNGestureHandlerKey after RNGestureHandlerOtherPointer or assign explicit stable
values, preserving the numeric pointerType serialization used by
RNGestureHandlerEvents.m.
In `@packages/react-native-gesture-handler/src/components/GestureComponents.tsx`:
- Line 95: Wrap LazyDrawerLayoutAndroid with React.forwardRef and pass the
received ref through to DrawerLayoutAndroidImpl, preserving the existing
lazy-loading and prop behavior so createNativeWrapper can expose the underlying
imperative handle.
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- 2: https://reactnative.dev/docs/0.86/react-native-gradle-plugin
- 3: https://fossies.org/linux/react-native/packages/gradle-plugin/react-native-gradle-plugin/src/main/kotlin/com/facebook/react/utils/PathUtils.kt
- 4: GitHub issue 55673 in facebook/react-native (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/e1b8841c7aff44fc820c853020bf321a4dc31bb2/react.gradle
- 6: GitHub issue 37713 in facebook/react-native (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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In React Native version 0.87.1, the hermesCommand property within the ReactExtension configuration of the React Native Gradle Plugin is used to specify the path to the hermesc compiler binary [1][2][3]. Beginning with React Native 0.83, the hermesc compiler was moved out of the internal react-native package structure into its own standalone package, hermes-compiler [2]. This architectural change requires projects—particularly those using monorepo setups or hoisted dependency structures—to ensure the build system can correctly resolve the path to the hermesc binary [1][2][4]. If you encounter errors stating that the Hermes compiler location could not be determined, it typically indicates that the build process cannot find the binary at the expected default path [1][5]. You can resolve this by explicitly setting the path in your android/app/build.gradle file [1][2]. A common configuration pattern involves defining the hermesCommand property as follows: hermesCommand = "../../node_modules/hermes-compiler/hermesc/%OS-BIN%/hermesc" In this path, %OS-BIN% is a placeholder that is typically resolved automatically by the React Native Gradle plugin based on the host operating system [1][2]. For projects requiring specific adjustments, you can use more explicit path resolution or conditionally define the path based on the operating system [1][5]: if (org.gradle.internal.os.OperatingSystem.current.isWindows) { hermesCommand = "$rootDir/hermesc.cmd" // Or a specific path to the.exe } Changes in recent versions, including 0.87.x, have focused on simplifying the infrastructure for building Hermes [6][7]. Note that the Hermes compiler package itself is a dependency of React Native, so you generally do not need to install it manually unless you are troubleshooting resolution issues in specific project architectures [2]. Always ensure your project's dependency tree is correctly hoisted if using a monorepo, as this is the most common cause of resolution failures for the hermes-compiler package [1][4].
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- 2: GitHub issue 54944 in facebook/react-native (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: react/react-native@aeac6ab
- 4: GitHub pull request 54667 in facebook/react-native (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: GitHub issue 55538 in facebook/react-native (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/HEAD/CHANGELOG.md
- 7: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
Use the repository-root Hermes compiler path.
hermesCommand resolves ../../node_modules to apps/basic-example/node_modules, while React Native 0.87.1 supplies hermes-compiler transitively. If Yarn hoists it to the repository root, Gradle cannot locate hermesc. Use ../../../../node_modules/hermes-compiler/hermesc/%OS-BIN%/hermesc.
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In `@apps/basic-example/android/app/build.gradle` at line 48, Update the
hermesCommand configuration to use the repository-root hermes-compiler path via
../../../../node_modules, then validate the apps/basic-example Android and iOS
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| RNGestureHandlerTouch = 0, | ||
| RNGestureHandlerStylus, | ||
| RNGestureHandlerMouse, | ||
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Keep existing pointer-type ordinals stable.
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line 7, Update the RNGestureHandlerPointerType enum so existing pointer-type
ordinals, especially RNGestureHandlerOtherPointer, remain unchanged; move
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| // eagerly under Metro's `experimentalImportSupport`. | ||
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Forward the ref with React.forwardRef.
createNativeWrapper passes _ref to LazyDrawerLayoutAndroid, but the ordinary function component does not receive or forward that ref before React 19. DrawerLayoutAndroidImpl therefore does not receive _ref, and createNativeWrapper can expose null through its imperative handle.
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-const LazyDrawerLayoutAndroid = (
- props: PropsWithChildren<RNDrawerLayoutAndroidProps> & {
- ref?: React.Ref<React.ComponentRef<typeof RNDrawerLayoutAndroid> | null>;
- }
-) => {
+const LazyDrawerLayoutAndroid = React.forwardRef<
+ React.ComponentRef<typeof RNDrawerLayoutAndroid>,
+ PropsWithChildren<RNDrawerLayoutAndroidProps>
+>((props, ref) => {
if (!DrawerLayoutAndroidImpl) {
// existing lazy require
}
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-};
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| const LazyDrawerLayoutAndroid = ( | |
| const LazyDrawerLayoutAndroid = React.forwardRef< | |
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| PropsWithChildren<RNDrawerLayoutAndroidProps> | |
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| }); |
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Remove the stale ESLint suppressions.
ESLint reports both directives as unused at Lines 87 and 93. This makes the required JavaScript lint check fail. Remove these directives.
As per coding guidelines, TypeScript changes under packages/react-native-gesture-handler must pass yarn lint:js.
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In
`@packages/react-native-gesture-handler/src/handlers/gestures/GestureDetector/Wrap.tsx`
at line 87, Remove the unused ESLint suppression directives at the two affected
locations in Wrap.tsx, while leaving the surrounding gesture-wrapping logic
unchanged. Ensure the resulting TypeScript passes the package’s yarn lint:js
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In the react-native-gesture-handler library, resetConfig is a protected method defined within the base GestureHandler class (located in src/web/handlers/GestureHandler.ts) [1]. It is responsible for resetting the gesture handler's internal configuration to its initial state [1]. Subclasses, such as NativeViewGestureHandler (located in src/web/handlers/NativeViewGestureHandler.ts), may override or call this method [2][3]. Specifically, NativeViewGestureHandler typically calls super.resetConfig within its own implementation of resetConfig to ensure the base configuration is correctly cleared before any handler-specific resetting occurs [2]. Recent architectural changes in the web implementation have focused on refining how configuration is handled [4]. For example, recent updates have separated the logic for setting and updating configurations to allow for more granular control, moving away from replacing the entire config object unnecessarily [4]. Additionally, developers have worked on optimizing the lifecycle of gesture handlers, such as removing explicit reset calls in certain event handlers (e.g., onPointerCancel) to prevent conflicts with the orchestrator's management of gesture states [5].
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- 1: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/react-native-gesture-handler@3.2.1/lib/typescript/web/handlers/GestureHandler.d.ts
- 2: https://github.com/software-mansion/react-native-gesture-handler/blob/a64f74a30142284d67218efb393a7c6e5acae55c/src/web/handlers/NativeViewGestureHandler.ts
- 3: https://github.com/software-mansion/react-native-gesture-handler/blob/8b717ae2/src/web/handlers/NativeViewGestureHandler.ts
- 4: GitHub pull request 3673 in software-mansion/react-native-gesture-handler (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: 9c6f72c
Restore shouldCancelWhenOutside during init.
GestureHandler initializes _shouldCancelWhenOutside to false, and updateGestureConfig() changes it only when the config provides shouldCancelWhenOutside. The constructor and init() do not call resetConfig(). If the config omits this property, the handler keeps false instead of the required default true.
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`@packages/react-native-gesture-handler/src/web/handlers/NativeViewGestureHandler.ts`
around lines 47 - 53, Update NativeViewGestureHandler initialization so omitted
shouldCancelWhenOutside configuration uses the required default true, including
when init runs without resetConfig. Reuse the existing resetConfig defaults or
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Cherry pick thread for release 2.33
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Tested that example apps are built correctly