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Stop the Pressable long press timer on touch up - #4644
When a Pressable has requireToFail, the native button finalizes only after the other gesture fails, so the long press timer started at press-in keeps running after the finger lifted. With the default tap maxDelay (200 ms) and delayLongPress (500 ms), a tap held for 300 to 500 ms logs onLongPress about 100 ms after the lift and never gets onPress. This was always the case on iOS; #4639 brought Android to the same state.
The long press gesture now stops the pending timer on touch up. To keep a real long press suppressing onPress, the fired timer clears its own id, cancelLongPress no longer touches isOnPressAllowed, and every press-in resets the flag instead. No new hooks.
Follow-up to #4633 and #4639, surfaced by the CodeRabbit review on #4639.
Test plan
Drop the snippet below into the empty example and hold each box.
400 ms: onPressIn, onPressOut, onPress on both boxes, no onLongPress
700 ms: onPressIn, onLongPress, onPressOut, no onPress on both boxes
400 ms again after the long press: onPress is back
Before this change the lower box logged onLongPress after the lift and no onPress for the 400 ms hold, on iOS and Android.
Also rerun the #4630 regression matrix (disable under the finger, pressDelay, RN and RNGH ScrollView drag, parent pan, requireToFail double tap, modal, unmount, nested Pressable, hitSlop), each row followed by a plain tap: every row identical to #4639 on both platforms.
Improved long-press handling in pressable controls. Releasing a touch before the long-press delay expires now prevents the long-press action from firing afterward.
Starting a new press correctly restores press eligibility, and completed long-press timers are cleared.
StatefulPressable now resets press eligibility when a new press starts, clears the long-press timer reference after it fires, and cancels a pending long press on touch-up. Cancelling the timer no longer restores press eligibility.
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@packages/react-native-gesture-handler/src/v3/components/StatefulPressable.tsx:
- Around line 315-318: Update the touch tracking around StatefulPressable’s
onTouchesUp handler to retain the ID of the pointer that started the press, and
call cancelLongPress only when the lifted pointer matches that ID. Keep the
timer active when another finger lifts.
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Description
When a
PressablehasrequireToFail, the native button finalizes only after the other gesture fails, so the long press timer started at press-in keeps running after the finger lifted. With the default tapmaxDelay(200 ms) anddelayLongPress(500 ms), a tap held for 300 to 500 ms logsonLongPressabout 100 ms after the lift and never getsonPress. This was always the case on iOS; #4639 brought Android to the same state.The long press gesture now stops the pending timer on touch up. To keep a real long press suppressing
onPress, the fired timer clears its own id,cancelLongPressno longer touchesisOnPressAllowed, and every press-in resets the flag instead. No new hooks.Follow-up to #4633 and #4639, surfaced by the CodeRabbit review on #4639.
Test plan
Drop the snippet below into the empty example and hold each box.
Before this change the lower box logged onLongPress after the lift and no onPress for the 400 ms hold, on iOS and Android.
Also rerun the #4630 regression matrix (disable under the finger, pressDelay, RN and RNGH ScrollView drag, parent pan, requireToFail double tap, modal, unmount, nested Pressable, hitSlop), each row followed by a plain tap: every row identical to #4639 on both platforms.
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