Eric Rozell

We use this in our app for a view that responds implements native dragging that goes outside the bounds of the view. We need to capture the pointer so it...

I think I've seen a similar bug recently where an opacity animation worked correctly initially, but subsequent toggling of the animated value between 0 and 1 seems to lose the...

Note I confirmed that the same workaround (animating between 0.01 and 1) fixes the issue, but for various reasons I don't want to do this, namely that I suspect this...

In our use case, we have a simple button that animates opacity between 0 and 1 after a certain scroll threshold is reached (it's a scroll-to-end button). If you scroll...

@chrisglein - we implement `onMouseEnter` and `onMouseLeave` via `PointerMoved` events, rather than `PointerEntered` / `PointerExited` events. I think these JS events (`onMouseEnter` / `onMouseLeave`) should not be firing at all...

We should also consider whether press and holding an onKeyDown should fire onLongPress, support things like delayPressIn/delayPressOut/delayLongPress/unstable_pressDelay/etc., etc.

> @asklar What's the threading concern? Shouldn't it be safe to call GetKeyStateForCurrentThread on any thread? +1 - please clarify. If you're referring to the possibility that each WinAppSDK window...

@chiaramooney should we just abandon these faulty PRs and create new ones or is there something you can do on your end to bypass the CLI check?

Would this be more acceptable with a quirk setting? cc @chrisglein @asklar

The thing I like most about attaching something like ReactWindowService to ReactRootView is that it would force us to think about multi-window scenarios any time we add functionality that involves...