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[0.88] Bump androidx.collection to 1.4.4 to fix lost view registry entries on Android #1426
Since 0.87.0, SurfaceMountingManager keeps its view registry in a MutableIntObjectMap (#56646). androidx.collection 1.4.0 to 1.4.2 can corrupt ScatterMap and its primitive variants. Version 1.4.3 fixes this (https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/352560465). React Native pins 1.4.0, and a new app resolves 1.4.2 through androidx.core and androidx.window.
When the map loses an entry, React Native logs Unable to find viewState for tag N and skips that mount instruction. The view does not get prop, layout or delete updates, and a stale view can stay on screen. Plain Views are enough to cause it. Libraries that remove many views at once, such as Reanimated layout animations, cause it sooner.
At the moment 0.88-stable does not contain this fix yet. It still pins androidx-collection = "1.4.0".
The fix from the linked commit (that's already on main) changes one line in packages/react-native/gradle/libs.versions.toml (1.4.0 → 1.4.4).
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TurboModule.getEnforcingfunction is throwing an unexpected assertion error.react-native-macosis not behaving as expected or is regressingReactRootView.java) if it is causing a breaking change for the React Native ecosystem.❌ Which Pick Requests we don't accept
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main, or one PR against the release branch.fabriziocucci commentedon Sep 26, 2026
Picked manually into
0.88-stablease1988679c7f(cherry-pick ofd6a5f159c6ewith-x, so the commit records its origin). Authorship is preserved.CI is green on the resulting branch tip
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