[General] Link late-mounted gesture objects and skip mount reactions without external relations - #4562
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WalkthroughGestureDetector tracks whether attached gestures relate to gestures outside the detector. Mount reactions match related gesture objects by identity and skip scans when no external relation exists or when the mounted gesture belongs to the same detector. Tests cover relation detection and mount behavior. ChangesExternal gesture relations
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🟡 Changes recommended
Reattachment can retain a stale false relation flag and miss a newly introduced external gesture mount.
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What changed in this PR
Adds late-mounted gesture-object relation linking and reduces unnecessary mount-relation scans.
Changes:
- Matches mounted gesture objects by identity.
- Tracks whether detectors have external relations.
- Adds coverage for relation matching and scan skipping.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
utils.ts |
Detects external relations. |
useMountReactions.ts |
Handles gesture-object mounts and skips unnecessary scans. |
updateHandlers.ts |
Refreshes external-relation state. |
types.ts |
Adds relation-state tracking. |
index.tsx |
Initializes conservative relation state. |
attachHandlers.ts |
Sets attached gestures before mount notifications. |
useMountReactions.test.ts |
Tests new matching and optimization behavior. |
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🟡 Minor · Reclassify fresh gesture instances against the current gesture array. · updateHandlers.ts:85-87
packages/react-native-gesture-handler/src/handlers/gestures/GestureDetector/updateHandlers.ts:85-87
🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReclassify fresh gesture instances against the current gesture array.
When an in-place update supplies new gesture instances,
updateHandlerscopies their configs into the old attached gesture objects but callshasExternalRelations(attachedGestures)with the old identity array. An internal relation that points to a new sibling instance is therefore classified as external.hasExternalRelationsremainstrue, so later mount events perform unnecessary relation scans.Use the current gesture instances for classification, or force reattachment when gesture identity changes.
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@packages/react-native-gesture-handler/src/handlers/gestures/GestureDetector/updateHandlers.ts:
- Around line 37-39: Update updateHandlers to expose each new gesture’s
JavaScript configuration before queuing the deferred callback, so mount
reactions see the updated external relations; keep the native configuration
update deferred.
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@packages/react-native-gesture-handler/src/handlers/gestures/GestureDetector/updateHandlers.ts:
- Around line 85-87: Update updateHandlers so hasExternalRelations classifies
relations using the current gesture instances when an in-place update supplies
new instances, rather than the old attachedGestures identity array. Preserve the
existing reattachment behavior unless needed to ensure new sibling references
are recognized as internal.
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Description
Follow-up to #4546.
A relation that holds a gesture object (
simultaneousWithExternalGesture(gesture)) to a gesture mounted by a different detector in a later commit never links on native. When the outer detector attaches, the object still has tag -1, and the mount listener only matches ref entries, so nothing re-sends the config once the object gets its tag. The relation stays dead until the outer detector happens to re-render, which hides the problem.The listener now also matches gesture objects by identity: the mount event carries the very object stored in the relation. Composition fills relations with sibling gesture objects, so without a guard every composed detector would update itself on mount. The listener skips mounts of the detector's own gestures, which requires assigning
attachedGesturesbefore the mount events fire inattachHandlers.Most detectors have nothing that can resolve late, yet every one of them still walks its relations on every mount of every other gesture.
AttachedGestureStategets ahasExternalRelationsflag, computed in the attach and update microtasks. It is true only when some relation entry is a ref or a gesture object owned by another detector; numeric tags and composition siblings never resolve late. Detectors with the flag unset return from the listener immediately. On a screen with 300LegacyPressables, mounting 50 more spent 38 ms in mount listeners before and 5.5 ms after.Test plan
Tested on the following code: