fix: prevent multiple calls for onClose event #2072
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currently `_providedOnClose` gets called potentially multiple times as this reanimated hook may (and likely will) run multiple times - I believe it should be called only once when changing `_animatedIndex` to `-1` only
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I'd rather have that merged; @gorhom can you please help with this? |
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currently
_providedOnClosegets called potentially multiple times as this reanimated hook may (and likely will) run multiple times - I believe it should be called only once when changing_animatedIndexto-1onlyMotivation
if you perform some action
onCloseit may trigger multiple times.