When I enable Appsee in my react-native app, I experience bugs with components which handle gestures. Simple example would be a navigator:
const routes = [
{text:"1"},
{text:"2"},
{text:"3"}
];
const {Navigator} = require('react-native-deprecated-custom-components');
return <Navigator
renderScene={r => (
<View>
<Text>{ r.text }</Text>
</View>
)}
initialRouteStack={routes}
initialRoute={routes[0]}
onDidFocus={() => this.forceUpdate()}
configureScene={() => Navigator.SceneConfigs.HorizontalSwipeJump}
/>
What I see is that if I try to swipe the navigator quickly, it gets stuck, and I have to release the touch to make it responsive again. However, if I first press the component and only start moving finger after a second or so, then it goes smoothly and I can then switch to fast swiping without problems (still holding touch). In other words, the following happens: when I begin touch already swiping, the component moves a little and then freezes until touch is released.
I mentioned Navigator because this is the easiest example. I also have some range sliders, which have the same behaviour. However, scrollviews work just fine.
This is the way I enable Appsee from cocoapods (nothing else except #import and key in info plist):
[Fabric with:@[[Crashlytics class], [Appsee class]]];
Replacing that line with [Fabric with:@[[Crashlytics class]]]; resolves the issue.
This issue does not happen on Android.
I have two independent questions:
1) Is this problem react-native-specific? Because no way that Appsee just breaks regular apps.
2) Can anything be done about it?
