fix: eliminate scroll jitter in iOS text input when editing in upper … #43
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can you please provide a video of the issue and how this PR solved it ? |
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have you checked that this affects iOS only and not Android as well ? |
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This PR has been automatically labelled "stale" because it hasn't had recent activity. |
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Fix: eliminate scroll jitter in iOS text input when editing in upper region
Summary
Resolved the iOS text input scroll jitter issue that occurs during upper region editing. The problem primarily affected components that render refined formatted text as children rather than via the value prop. When users edited text in the upper portion, the input field would maintain cursor position but inappropriately scroll to the bottom, creating a disruptive user experience.
The implementation addresses this by preserving the original content offset and temporarily disabling scrollability of the underlying _backedTextInputView instance during text manipulation. It restores the scrollEnabled property afterward, ensuring stable cursor positioning without compromising normal scrolling functionality.
Ticket Link
#42