Android cannot be dragged and dropped

[bwor]

Running demo on android emulator, unable to drag and drop normally

[fe-linjin]

I also found this issue!

[chetstone]

I'm seeing this issue on the device after upgrading to react-native 0.59. I'll look into it. @nihgwu if I find a solution, can you please review?

[nihgwu]

@chetstone sure

[chetstone]

Trying Sortable with different RN versions, I find that the example works fine with 0.57.8.
0.58.6 has a serious problem --- when a row is picked up, it shifts the opening slot by one.
In 0.59.3, it simply doesn't work. You can't pick up the row and drag.

Looking at the Changelog nothing obviously related jumps out for me except the the changes in Android SDK level.

[kangju1]

has this been solved or any further progress?

[chetstone]

No I haven’t been able to find anything more. Any help would be appreciated.

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[chetstone]

I've decided to change to react-native-sortable-list in my app. The code is much cleaner, it works better, especially when dragging to the end of the list, and it's compatible with RN 0.59. At least on Android. I haven't tried with iOS. One downside is that it doesn't seem to work well with very compact lists--- you need to have a bit of padding/margin between elements.

@nihgwu Since you're no longer working with react-native and I'm no longer working with this component, should we post an issue looking for a new maintainer? And also, I'm thinking of adding a note at the top of the README suggesting people not use this component for new projects. What do you think?