docs issue activityState can't be 1?

According to the documentation the <Screen /> component can have an activityState of 0, 1 or 2.

“When activityState is set to 0, the parent container will detach its views from the native view hierarchy. When activityState is set to 1, the Screen will stay attached, but on iOS it will not respond to touches. We only want to set activityState to 1 for during the transition or e.g. for modal presentation, where the previous screen should be visible, but not interactive. When activityState is set to 2, the views will be attached and will respond to touches as long as the parent container is attached too.”

But when I look in the source code this is the style being applied to the parent <View />

<View
        style={[
          style,
          ENABLE_SCREENS && enabled && activityState !== 2
            ? { display: 'none' }
            : null,
        ]}
        {...rest}
/>

So it seems like there’s a mistake in the docs, or have I misunderstood something?

[wedelgaard]

Thx I think can be closed 😃

[WoLewicki]

The code in index.tsx has been changed to properly behave with activityState. It will now only detach the screen if the activityState === 0. As I mentioned before, since there is index.native.tsx, the index.tsx was only used on web, but react-navigation had its own implementation there. Since react-navigation v6, this file will probably be used. Can I help you any more with this or can I close this issue @wedelgaard ?