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Pull request overview
This PR fixes a hot reload issue in React Native Gesture Handler where worklets referenced stale callbacks after hot reload. The problem occurred because the callbacks object was rebuilt on hot reload while worklets were not, causing them to reference callbacks that no longer existed.
Changes:
- Added a
didUpdateHandlersflag to track when gesture handlers are updated within a render cycle - Modified the
rebuildparameter passed to Reanimated'suseEventto include thedidUpdateHandlersflag - Removed unnecessary blank line for code formatting
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I'm not a fan of adding workarounds like that unless necessary. You mentioned some time ago that you found a bug in worklets. Did it lead anywhere? |
I've created a PR to Reanimated with a bugfix in |
Description
On hot reload, with reanimated turned on. The first time hot reloads happens when the worklet callback did not change, but the file it was defined it has changed the gesture stops working. The next reload fixes the gesture and all subsequent reloads don't break it.
The reason was that callbacks object was rebuild on first hot reload while worklets were not, which caused the worklets to reference callback which no longer existed. This PR fixes the issue by always rebuilding when the callbacks/handlers object has changed.
Test plan
Tested on the same code this PR, only commenting the first line.