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                                            luca-tomasetti

Very sensitive

I have the same issue if I add the component inside a flatlist

🐛 device.manufacturerData is undefined in iOS

I did some more testing and it seems like the bug appears after the major update to 3.0.0 and [MultiPlatformBleAdapter](https://github.com/dotintent/MultiPlatformBleAdapter) 0.2.0. With 2.0.3 and MultiPlatformBleAdapter 0.1.9 the behaviour is as...

🐛 device.manufacturerData is undefined in iOS

Hi @intent-kacper-cyranowski, for now I'm using this package with version 2.0.3 and MultiPlatformBleAdapter 0.1.9. I will update my project with your new version (3.2.1) and check it tomorrow with an...

🐛 device.manufacturerData is undefined in iOS

I updated to the latest version and after testing on iOS 17.5.1, the bug seems resolved :partying_face: I will perform more tests later but everything seems as expected!

Dimensions.get('window').height not consistent in Android 14 and Android 15

I had the same issue and I solved it by using `useSafeAreaFrame` as explained here: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/41918#issuecomment-2564684192

fix(ios): Retrieving timeSensitive setting for iOS 15.0+

@mikehardy the PR is ready and awaiting for approval ✌️

Tried to modify key `current` of an object which has been already passed to a worklet

+1 The same is happening to me. react-native-draggable-flatlist: "4.0.1", both with Android and iOS. react-native-reanimated: 3.12.1

Tried to modify key `current` of an object which has been already passed to a worklet

The warning disappear > Fixed with this patch. [react-native-draggable-flatlist+4.0.1.patch.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16273404/react-native-draggable-flatlist%2B4.0.1.patch.txt) The warning disappeared when the component is initialised, but when I am dragging an element of the list, the warning reappears....