BlendState is coming in as UnknownState on iOS

[WooMinGy]

react : 18.2.0
react-native : 0.72.4
rive-react-native : 6.1.1

My Rive layers are set up as described above.
On Android, when I look at the stateName with console.log in onStateChanged, I see BlendState comes in fine,
but on iOS, BlendState is coming in as UnknownState. Is this a known issue?
All my Rive files that contain state are coming in with BlendState as UnknownState

[zplata]

Thanks for bringing this up! Looks like a bug in the underlying rive-ios runtime. This would probably be a breaking change there; until the underlying iOS runtime is updated to change this to BlendState, I might recommend two options in the meantime, with preference for the second:

1. Keep a temporary check for UnkownState for now like in your screenshot and handle it like you would if it came in as BlendState.
2. Are you familiar with Rive Events? It's a new feature introduced in the past few months whereby you can report a homemade "Rive Event" (created in the Rive File) with whatever metadata you need (string, numerical, boolean data). The Event can be reported in different ways, such as on a state transition, as a key in a timeline animation, or at the start/end of a state animation playing. I think the first way on state transition might make the most sense here, where the Rive Event reports on the transition to the blend state. More on that here: https://help.rive.app/editor/events and https://help.rive.app/runtimes/rive-events. This may be a cleaner solution for you than checking state names in onStateChange.

[WooMinGy]

@zplata
Thank you for recommending the approach using Rive Events.
For now, I have implemented the first method as a temporary solution, but I plan to consider the second method when updating the Rive-related code in my app next time.
Thank you :)