Enable the imperative EventTarget API in canary - #58479
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Summary: `enableImperativeEvents` was defined as a JS-only feature flag, but OSS release stages are only applied to common flags: `ossReleaseStage` is consumed exclusively by the generators that produce the native override classes, so setting it on a JS-only flag is silently a no-op. The feature could therefore never be shipped through the canary channel. This defines `enableImperativeEvents` as a common flag at release stage `canary`, and renames the JS-only flag to `enableImperativeEvents_DEPRECATED`. The deprecated flag is kept because the common flag is read through the native module: a JS bundle delivered to a native build that predates this change finds no such method and falls back to the default, which would silently turn the feature off. The gate in `ReactNativeElement` and `ReadOnlyText` now keeps the public EventTarget methods when either flag is enabled. Changelog: [General][Added] - Enable the imperative EventTarget API (`addEventListener`, `removeEventListener`, `dispatchEvent`) on native view refs in canary Differential Revision: D119645412
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Summary:
enableImperativeEventswas defined as a JS-only feature flag, but OSS release stages are only applied to common flags:ossReleaseStageis consumed exclusively by the generators that produce the native override classes, so setting it on a JS-only flag is silently a no-op. The feature could therefore never be shipped through the canary channel.This defines
enableImperativeEventsas a common flag at release stagecanary, and renames the JS-only flag toenableImperativeEvents_DEPRECATED. The deprecated flag is kept because the common flag is read through the native module: a JS bundle delivered to a native build that predates this change finds no such method and falls back to the default, which would silently turn the feature off. The gate inReactNativeElementandReadOnlyTextnow keeps the public EventTarget methods when either flag is enabled.Changelog:
[General][Added] - Enable the imperative EventTarget API (
addEventListener,removeEventListener,dispatchEvent) on native view refs in canaryDifferential Revision: D119645412