fix: Android onLoad event when view width and height are zero
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@DylanVann Is there any chance you can let us know your thoughts on this change? @thomas-coldwell and I would be happy to discuss with you if you have any questions / concerns about this update |
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Hey @DylanVann 👋
This PR aims to fix an existing issue with the
onLoadevent not firing on Android when the view style's width or height is zero as documented here #865. There is a similar PR #446 that was opened, but as mentioned in reviews this causes crashes due to the.override(Target.SIZE_ORIGINAL)method being applied to Glide. Instead, this PR follows the recommended way of getting the natural image dimensions as documented here in the Glide repo bumptech/glide#781 (comment).The changes here include:
onLoadmethod on Android to work in the same way iOS does - reporting the original natural image dimensionsThese changes are best tested with the
AutoSizecomponent in the example app - as you can see setting the width to zero still triggers theonLoadevent and this example is then rendered correctly.