Slider Value gets "stuck" when rapidly tapping to move position

[spiralman]

Describe the bug If you rapidly tap/click on the slider to move the position, the slider will eventually get "stuck" at a fixed position. All calls to the onSlidingStart and onSlidingComplete callbacks will receive the "stuck" value (which is whatever the value prop is set to), but calls to onValueChange will receive the actual value represented by the position the user tapped/clicked.

This is easily reproduced with your demo app, without changes. We've also reproduced this in Android and iOS apps (not using Expo).

To Reproduce

• Go to the standard demo
• Rapidly click on the slider to jump to different positions
• Eventually, the thumb will stop updating its position.
• You can see that, on the console logs, the onSlidingStart and onSlidingComplete callbacks get the "stuck" value (whatever the value prop is set to), but the onValueChange callback gets the correct value for wherever you click/drag.

Expected behavior The thumb should not get "stuck", the callback to onSlidingStart and onSlidingComplete should get a value representative of the position the user tapped/clicked/dragged the thumb, not whatever the current value prop is set to.

Screenshots See this example console output, from after the bug has been triggered:

Please complete the following information:

• OS: All (iOS, Android and Web)
• @react-native-assets/slider version latest (7.2.1)

Additional context Note: it appears to be possible to work around this issue by updating the parent component's value state in the onValueChange callback, which causes the correct value to be passed back down into the slider, thus resulting in the onSlidingStart/Complete callbacks getting the updated value.

[Sharcoux]

Interesting. I could reproduce, but I really had to go crazy on the slider. I'll try to check what's going on. The issue is that I had to borrow a mouse to reproduce the issue and I don't have one for now :sweat_smile:

[spiralman]

Thanks @Sharcoux. FWIW, I've found an easy way to reproduce it on a phone is, if the slider goes full-width on the device, you can use your two thumbs to tap back and forth between the left and right sides of the slider more rapidly than with a single finger (although, I can definitely get it to happen with just a single finger).

[Sharcoux]

Did you try with the latest version? The snack uses an older version.

[spiralman]

@Sharcoux We can reproduce the bug using 7.2.1, which is the current latest version.