[iOS] Detach handlers when the detector view is recycled - #4440
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WalkthroughThe module registry now distinguishes absent and invalidated managers. The detector uses ChangesGesture handler cleanup
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RNGestureHandlerDetector
participant RNGestureHandlerModule
participant RNGestureHandlerRegistry
RNGestureHandlerDetector->>RNGestureHandlerModule: Check module registration and retrieve manager
RNGestureHandlerModule-->>RNGestureHandlerDetector: Return manager or nil
RNGestureHandlerDetector->>RNGestureHandlerRegistry: Remove observations
RNGestureHandlerDetector->>RNGestureHandlerDetector: Detach handlers and clear tracking collections
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Pull request overview
Fixes an iOS/Fabric view-recycling bug where RNGestureHandlerDetector could be reused from the recycle pool while still holding recognizers/bindings for previously attached handlers, causing events to be emitted through the wrong detector and triggering runtime errors.
Changes:
- Refactors handler cleanup into a dedicated, idempotent
detachAndCleanupHandlersmethod. - Invokes cleanup both when the view leaves the window (
willMoveToWindow:nil) and when it is recycled (prepareForRecycle), covering the “ancestor already off-window” unmount case.
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In `@packages/react-native-gesture-handler/apple/RNGestureHandlerDetector.mm`:
- Around line 69-75: Update the detector cleanup flow around detachAllHandlers
and handlerManager so cleanup still cancels observations, detaches handlers, and
clears detector collections when the manager is unavailable after invalidate;
preserve the manager until cleanup completes or implement an equivalent fallback
path. Add an interleaving test covering module invalidation followed by detector
recycling, including verification that observations and handlers are cleared.
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Description
RNGestureHandlerDetectordetaches its handlers and cancels registry observations only inwillMoveToWindow:when the new window isnil.UIKitsends that callback only when the view's window actually changes, so a detector that is unmounted while its ancestor is already detached from the window (e.g. an inactive native-stack screen) never receives it. The view then enters Fabric's recycle pool still carrying the recognizers of live handlers and theirhostDetectorViewbindings -prepareForRecycleonly reset the bookkeeping sets, and the baseRCTViewComponentViewimplementation doesn't remove gesture recognizers.When such a view is reused for a different
GestureDetector, the stale handler's events are emitted through the new detector's event emitter. If the new detector is a plain one, this throwson every gesture frame (the visible half of #4428, see also #4429 which addresses the invalid prop itself). If the new detector is a Reanimated one, the foreign events are silently misrouted instead.
This PR moves the cleanup into
detachAndCleanupHandlersand calls it from bothwillMoveToWindow:andprepareForRecycle. The method is idempotent and skips views that were never configured (moduleId == -1), so the common path wherewillMoveToWindow:already ran is a no-op. This also makes iOS consistent with Android, whereonDropViewInstancealready callsdetachAllHandlers()on unmount regardless of window state, which is why Android is not affected.Test plan
willMoveToWindow:detach/reattach cycle), Pressable rows and ScrollView on the examples list.Tested on the following code: