Add prop to disable drag and drop pasting on Android #49446
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Summary: On Android, by default, every EditText accepts `DragEvent` and will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new prop `disableDragAndDropPasting` to do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore the event and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add new prop for removing drag and drop targeting to text inputs Differential Revision: D69674225
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Summary:
On Android, by default, every EditText accepts
DragEventand will automatically focus themselves to accept these data. In some rare cases, it might not be desirable to allow data from arbitrary drag and drop events to be pasted into a text input. This change adds a new propdisableDragAndDropPastingto do exactly that: reject drag and drop events by telling the system to ignore the event and, by proxy, disabling behavior that automatically focuses the text input.Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add new prop for removing drag and drop targeting to text inputs
Differential Revision: D69674225