If you use a slow enough snapback and reposition the dragged DraxView, it's possible to leave a ghost hoverView at the previous position of that DraxView which vanishes the next time it is dragged. This is most easily reproducible in react-native-drax-example's "Knight Moves" tab by setting a snapbackDelay, snapbackDuration, or custom snapbackAnimator with a 5+ second animation.
If you use a slow enough snapback and reposition the dragged
DraxView, it's possible to leave a ghost hoverView at the previous position of thatDraxViewwhich vanishes the next time it is dragged. This is most easily reproducible inreact-native-drax-example's "Knight Moves" tab by setting asnapbackDelay,snapbackDuration, or customsnapbackAnimatorwith a 5+ second animation.