fix(ios): loss of touch end or cancel event in multi-finger scenarios #3845
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In a multi-finger scenario, the _touchBeganView local variable only records the last touch view since touch began is entered multiple times, causing the began and cancel/end events to be unmatched. To fix this, we use a simple approach - that record all touch began Views and send events to all recorded views at the end. Please note that we have not fully adapted the multi-fingered scenario.
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In a multi-finger scenario,
the _touchBeganView local variable only records the last touch view
since touch began is entered multiple times,
causing the began and cancel/end events to be unmatched.
To fix this, we use a simple approach -
that record all touch began Views and send events to all recorded views at the end.
Please note that we have not fully adapted the multi-fingered scenario.