** Description changed: + [Impact] + TBD + + [Test Case] Steps to reproduce the problem: - 1 - a touch is part of some gesture and that touch is the only one whose ownership hasn't come yet - 2 - an update event with "pending end" property set comes for that touch - 3 - an ownership event comes for that touch + 1 - a touch is part of some gesture and that touch is the only one whose ownership hasn't come yet + 2 - an update event with "pending end" property set comes for that touch + 3 - an ownership event comes for that touch Expected outcome: - the gesture that has this touch becomes owned and grail client finally receives all queued events from that gesture. That touch should be effectively considered as ended (from grail clients' point of view) even though its final End event didn't come yet from frame. + the gesture that has this touch becomes owned and grail client finally receives all queued events from that gesture. That touch should be effectively considered as ended (from grail clients' point of view) even though its final End event didn't come yet from frame. Actual outcome: - the gesture that has this touch stays as unowned. grail client still receives no events from that gesture. + the gesture that has this touch stays as unowned. grail client still receives no events from that gesture. + + [Regression Potential] + TBD + + A new regression test case has been added for this issue. All previous + functional and regression test cases continue to pass.
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