Bug Report

[SharanyaSirigiri]

OnPress event not working on iOS devices.

The component is reloading many times unnecessarily and the onPress event is not working when clicked on any address. No feedback also given.

To reproduce the issue try to run GooglePlacesAutoComplete in an iOS real device.

The code I have used for GooglePlacesAutoComplete
` <ScrollView keyboardShouldPersistTaps={'handled'} >

      <GooglePlacesAutocomplete
        placeholder="Search"
        fetchDetails
        onPress={(data, details) => {
          console.log('Onpress working');
          moveToLocation(
            details?.geometry.location.lat,
            details?.geometry.location.lng,
          );
        }}
        debounce={300}
        listViewDisplayed={false}
        query={{
          key: GOOGLE_API_KEY,
          language: 'en',
        }}
        disableScroll
        onFail={error => {
          console.log('[MapScreen] ', error);
        }}
      />
    </ScrollView>`

It was working fine when initially tested.

• Library Version: [^2.5.6]

• React Native Version: [0.73.2]

• [ 16.6] iOS

I am using a React Native CLI applications.

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[KrisLau]

Not sure if this helps you but you should probably downgrade to 2.5.1 if your old tests work? I had issues with 2.5.6 and I couldn't figure it out because the releases from 2.5.1 aren't shown so I can't diff the two versions

[koko-js478]

@SharanyaSirigiri @KrisLau I am facing this issue after upgrading to this library's latest version (2.5.7), have tried to downgrade to 2.5.1 but still facing an issue. When I press the item, it never triggers the onPress event and just removes search results from the list on the iOS simulator while it crashes the app on an iOS mobile phone.

react-native 0.76.1

Did you find any solution or alternative? Thank you!

[KrisLau]

@koko-js478 Nope I just ended up downgrading and just keeping that version for now