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WalkthroughThe Apple gesture module updates synchronous activation behavior. The gesture handler also preserves Active when a non-reset call reports Began after Active. ChangesGesture activation state handling
Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A gesture may activate after its touch has been cancelled. Resolve the previously reported activation guard concern before merging unless that behavior is explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3✅ Passed checks (3 passed)
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Three unresolved moderate findings remain in the activation and pointer-tracking logic.
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What changed in this PR
This PR enables activation from the first touch event and prevents stale UIKit callbacks from overwriting the active state.
Changes:
- Adds pointer-aware activation with immediate BEGAN → ACTIVE dispatch.
- Preserves ACTIVE state during delayed UIKit callbacks.
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packages/react-native-gesture-handler/apple/RNGestureHandlerModule.mm |
Implements activation flow. Three moderate findings remain: stale pointer counts, missing state re-check after onBegin, and invalid macOS pointer validation. |
packages/react-native-gesture-handler/apple/RNGestureHandler.mm |
Preserves the active state during stale recognizer callbacks. |
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Can't we utilize the same mechanism as the pointer tracker on macOS?
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Actually the shape of this PR has slightly changed in fc9b700
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In `@packages/react-native-gesture-handler/apple/RNGestureHandlerModule.mm`:
- Around line 252-254: Update the activation guard around handler.lastState in
RNGestureHandlerModule to also require
handler.pointerTracker.trackedPointersCount greater than zero, returning early
when no pointers are tracked while preserving the existing Began-state check.
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Description
GestureStateManager.activateis ignored when called from the firstonTouchesDownof a gesture. The touch event is emitted before the BEGAN state event, solastStateis still undetermined when the module checks it and returns. The docs promise activation once the gesture has received touches, and their first state manager example does exactly this.This PR makes the guard ask for a tracked pointer instead of a dispatched BEGAN. A handler that has a pointer but no dispatched state gets BEGAN dispatched first (so
onBeginis delivered), then ACTIVE is dispatched right away instead of waiting for the next touch move. Handlers without pointers, or already active or finished, are still ignored.Setting the recognizer to Began makes UIKit deliver its action asynchronously, after ACTIVE was already sent.
sendEventsInState:already drops that stale event, but the handler's live state was overwritten before that and touch events reported BEGAN while active.handleGesture:now keeps the handler active in that case.The pointer tracker only counts touches for handlers that requested pointer data, so the check falls back to the recognizer's own touch count. macOS has no equivalent and uses the tracker alone.
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