onPress not called after holding a button for longer than a second (iOS) (since 0.62)

Description

Since upgrading to 0.62.2 it seems that every “React Native” button (Button, TouchableHighlight etc.) cancels the onPress when pressing a button for longer than a second. I have an app still running on 0.61.5 and there it will still call the onPress after holding a button for longer than a second and releasing it. Is this any new intended behavior? Native libraries like: https://github.com/react-native-community/segmented-control don’t have this behavior.

React Native version:

0.62.2

Steps To Reproduce

1. Create a new project with npx react-native init AwesomeProject
2. Press any of the buttons below “Learn More” for longer than a second and release.

Expected Results

I expected that the onPress would be called and I am redirected to the corresponding docs. In an Expo snack, I am still seeing the expected results: https://snack.expo.io/@dylancom/2d8052 Probably due to that Expo SDK 37 is using React Native 0.61

Code example:

import { Button } from 'react-native';

<Button
  onPress={() => alert('I should be called')} 
  title="Hold for > a second and release"
/>

[yungsters]

Ahh… good catch. This was a mistake on my part in the migration for TouchableBounce (not technically exported in the Public API) and TouchableHighlight. I’ll send a fix for it right now.

[yungsters]

@TomasSestak Correct. If onLongPress is not supplied, onPress will be fired regardless of how long a user presses down.