Tested with the external React Native Debugger as well as default one that opens in Chrome.
onTouchStart triggers the alert "touch start" always, so I know that GLView exists in React's tree. However _onGLContextCreate does not seem to be called (only when using debugger) as the alert "created context" does not appear in debug mode.
Thanks for reporting this issue, Evan. Because it is a bug in Expo's underlying GLView component, could you please re-report it over at the Expo client repository (https://github.com/expo/expo) ?
Tested with the external React Native Debugger as well as default one that opens in Chrome.
onTouchStart
triggers the alert "touch start" always, so I know thatGLView
exists in React's tree. However_onGLContextCreate
does not seem to be called (only when using debugger) as the alert "created context" does not appear in debug mode.Here is a class that demonstrates the bug: