[WASM + iOS] Regression: UNO 5.4 broke the .Tapped event

[DierkDroth]

Current behavior

Please see repo below. Here is the scenario:

• on iOS (iPhone or iPad, browser does not matter since it's all WebKit anyway)
• tap any of the rows -> a new UI opens
• close that UI by pressing the button -> brings you back to the original UI
• you now have to click twice on a row to again bring up the 2nd UI -> wrong, a single click should do

This worked no problem with a single click on UNO WASM 5.3, but no longer works on UNO WASM 5.4 -> you have to click twice.
Note:

• this is a problem with the touch events. Mouse events work no problem
• there is no problem with Android touch devices (Chrome)

Minimal.zip

Here are the links to test apps - so you don't have to build and upload:

• this is the UNO WASM 5.3 version -> works
• this is the UNO WASM 5.4 version -> broken

@jeromelaban I was happy as @dr1rrb fixed this UNO 5.2 regression (with UNO 5.4) which prevented me from upgrading. Now, I'm hitting the wall again and still can't upgrade my UNO 5.1 solution.

Is there any chance this regression could be addressed short term? If not, is there any work around which I could apply?
Thanks in advance for considering that regression.

Expected behavior

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How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)

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Workaround

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Works on UWP/WinUI

Yes

Environment

Uno.WinUI / Uno.WinUI.WebAssembly / Uno.WinUI.Skia

NuGet package version(s)

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Affected platforms

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IDE

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IDE version

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Relevant plugins

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Anything else we need to know?

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[DierkDroth]

@dr1rrb David, is there any chance to get this regression addressed? Is there a workaround which I could apply until it's fixed?

Right now, this regression prevents me from publishing my app on iOS (as PWA) and I loved to get this roadblock out of my way...

[jeromelaban]

@DierkDroth we do not have the bandwidth to address this issue at this time, though we may be able to take a look in the coming weeks.

[DierkDroth]

Thanks for taking care @jeromelaban