Keep the Remote surface selector visible while scrolling - #104
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Latest-head CI is green at 37241d9: validation passed, Android native build passed, and iOS native build passed. The PR remains draft and unmerged pending explicit approval. |
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Closes #103
Summary
Validation
Notes
Installing the official SDK-matched expo-blur package required refreshing the existing Expo SDK 57 patch-level packages reported by Expo Doctor. Version metadata remains 1.0.0-beta.13, build 15.
Physical follow-up
Before release, verify iOS light/dark and Reduce Transparency, Android 11 fallback on hardware/emulator, 200% text, and assistive-technology scanning as described in the updated smoke-test documentation.
Independent review
Reviewed at exact latest head 37241d9 with no actionable findings. Focused review tests passed (4 suites, 17 tests). The reviewer confirmed the Expo Blur integration, sticky threshold/relayout behavior, platform fallbacks, accessibility contract, Remote state coverage, and npm lock portability fix.
CI initially exposed a platform-specific npm lock omission. The latest head explicitly includes the required @emnapi peer packages; a clean npm ci and the complete npm run validate now pass, and the rerun validation job is green.