fix!: Rename accesskit_winit::Adapter::on_event to process_event
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The two same tests are failing again. Looks like #306 didn't change anything afterall. |
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OK, we'll revisit event filtering if and when we actually implement a self-voicing adapter. |
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Thanks, y'all rock <3 |
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@alice-i-cecile What are Bevy's plans for updating to winit 0.29? I was just wondering if we need to backport this fix to another accesskit_winit release that still uses winit 0.28. |
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We'll be upgraded to 0.29 by the next Bevy release. It's a complex migration, but hotly desired. @Vrixyz has been leading those efforts |
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OK, then I gather it's not necessary to backport this API fix for winit 0.28. |
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Closes #300
The name
on_eventsuggests that this function won't have side effects, which is not the case.We received strong push-back from developers who don't want AccessKit to filter events. We previously agreed on keeping the mechanism around even though we didn't use it for keyboard events on Unix. Even though we might need it in the future for other features, this is not currently the case, therefore it is hard to convince people to use it. I propose to remove it for now.