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Rows away from the viewport rendered a different tree from the swipeable row, so waking one remounted its content the moment the list came to rest or a finger lifted. The favicons reloaded (a visible flash) and a tap that landed on the old views was dropped before it reached the row. Dormant rows now keep the swipeable tree with the gesture disabled and no action buttons, so waking a row only adds its actions.
Every Home row now renders the swipeable, and keying it by resetKey rebuilt the whole row, favicons included, each time the list reused it for another thread while scrolling. The row now resets its swipe and animation state when resetKey changes.
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- Line 347: Update restoreRow so recycling an open row also clears the nested
tap gesture state, preventing it from competing with the child Pressable after
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The PR changes Home's Android interaction defaults by disabling stretch overscroll and overriding a private React Native momentum responder check, while also changing recycled swipe-row lifecycle behavior. These are focused changes with a clear bug-fix goal, but the user-visible default change and private API usage warrant human review. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
- A late restore from the previous content's dismissal no longer resets the row once the list has reused it for other content. - A row that goes dormant while open now closes. - Resetting a row that was open also turns off its tap-to-close gesture, which reset() left on and which cancelled the next press on the row.
React Native's JS scroll view takes every tap until it hears onMomentumScrollEnd, plus 16 ms. Android sends that three frames after the list stops, later while JS renders the rows a fling revealed, so a tap on a list that had visibly stopped only stopped it. The native scroll view already takes taps during a real fling, so skip the JS check on Android.
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Stacked on #14004. The first three commits are #14004; this PR is the last two.
What Changed
Two changes to the Home list in
HomeScreen.tsx, both for taps that land right after a fling on Android:overScrollMode="never".refScrollViewreplaces the scroll view's_isAnimatingwith one that returns false.Why
A tap right after a fling did nothing on Android in two ways:
ScrollView.onInterceptTouchEvent). So a tap just after a fling reaches either end of the list only stops the stretch._isAnimating()is true: untilonMomentumScrollEndarrives, and for 16 ms after.The native scroll view already intercepts a touch that lands during a fling; the logs show
touchCancelthenonScrollBeginDrag. So Android doesn't need the JS check: a tap on a moving list still just stops it, and only a tap on a list that has stopped now reaches the row._isAnimatingis private toScrollView.js. The override checks that it exists, so if React Native renames it, this becomes a no-op rather than an error. Patchingreact-nativeitself would change the lockfile entry of every package that peers on it.Pixel 9, real account, release builds installed in place.
overScrollMode)Taps 0.3 s or more after reaching an end already worked on main. The trade-off is that Home no longer shows the stretch effect at its ends. The JS bundle grows by 23 bytes for the overscroll change and 136 bytes for the momentum check.
UI Changes
A fling, then a tap on a row about 1 s later. On the left is my test build before #14004 and this PR, where the tap is ignored. On the right, with both, the thread opens. The GIF is at half speed (MP4).
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