They do work on Android, though it seems they are broken on iOS. We'll look into it 🫡

react-native-horse delivers again

Unlike what their names suggest, they are not symmetric and you need to override both to get the desired behavior, which is not stated anywhere.

To give some context, there are two methods on iOS which may be used to implement this behavior: `shouldBeRequiredToFailByGestureRecognizer` (developer.apple.com/documentatio... ) and `shouldRequireFailureOfGestureRecognizer` (developer.apple.com/documentatio... ).

Make `blocksGesture` symmetric on native iOS by j-piasecki · Pull Request #3322 · software-mansion/react-native-gesture-handler Description Should fix #3321 This PR makes the native implementation of blocksGesture symmetric. Previously, the logic was implemented only in shouldBeRequiredToFailByGestureRecognizer, now, it&#39...

Hmm, looks like it was due to the native relation that GH created not being symmetric: github.com/software-man....

Doing a little side project now and I can't figure it out - how'd you all use React Native before proper useLayoutEffect?

Yep! I wanted to have it in Gesture Handler so I went and added it 😄

Unfortunately, shadow nodes from the core are marked as final so you cannot simply extend them, and deriving on Java/ObjC isn't enough.

Yeah, on the new architecture measurement is done in the shadow nodes (::measureContent) so just copying the ones from RN would do the trick.

This would also fix nesting Text components since it's also handled there: github.com/facebook/rea...

Cut The Bridge (Official Audio Visualizer) - Linkin Park YouTube video by Linkin Park

The perfect song to listen to while enabling bridgeless mode www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f9b...

Waking up at 2 am hits differently when you do it to get to an airport in time instead of to play a new game on release.

I'm sorry you had to go through this 🙈. Do you happen to have a small reproduction by any chance?