fix: added platform label annotation of onAccessibilityTap prop #4345
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@cipolleschi, @Simek, could you please verify this change? It will help to avoid further confusion among users. |
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@cortinico , could you please merge this PR as per your convenience? |
What did I change?
I added a platform label for the
onAccessibilityTapprop on the React Native documentation page.Why did I change it?
An issue was reported regarding
onAccessibilityTapnot working on Android, but this prop is only intended for the iOS platform. This change will help clarify platform-specific behaviour and prevent future confusion among users.Reported issue - facebook/react-native#47149
Action item - facebook/react-native#47149 (comment)