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Summary: Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo Differential Revision: D113580491
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Summary: Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo Differential Revision: D113580491
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Summary: Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo Differential Revision: D113580491
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Summary: Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo, huntie Differential Revision: D113580491
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57804 Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo, huntie Differential Revision: D113580491
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57804 Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo, huntie Differential Revision: D113580491
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57804 Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo, huntie Differential Revision: D113580491
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57804 Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo, huntie Differential Revision: D113580491
Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57804 Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo, huntie Differential Revision: D113580491
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React Native 0.88 adds a `fontVariationSettings` style prop for `<Text>` and `<TextInput>` (react/react-native#57804, #57815). It sets any variation axis at runtime, and the axes take precedence over `fontWeight` and `fontStyle`. Mentions it in the Variable fonts section, and as the escape hatch where the guide previously offered none: setting axes on iOS, and setting a non-weight axis on a font loaded with `useFonts`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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React Native 0.88 adds a `fontVariationSettings` style prop for `<Text>` and `<TextInput>` (react/react-native#57804, #57815). It sets any variation axis at runtime, and the axes take precedence over `fontWeight` and `fontStyle`. Mentions it in the Variable fonts section, and as the escape hatch where the guide previously offered none: setting axes on iOS, and setting a non-weight axis on a font loaded with `useFonts`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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React Native 0.88 adds a `fontVariationSettings` style prop for `<Text>` and `<TextInput>` (react/react-native#57804, #57815). It sets any variation axis at runtime, and the axes take precedence over `fontWeight` and `fontStyle`. Mentions it in the Variable fonts section, and as the escape hatch where the guide previously offered none: setting axes on iOS, and setting a non-weight axis on a font loaded with `useFonts`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…plied to a reused Paint Summary: `fontVariationSettings` (react#57804, react#57805) is applied with `Paint.setFontVariationSettings` after `Paint.setTypeface`. Android's `Paint.setFontVariationSettings` returns early when the requested settings string equals the value the paint already holds, and `Paint.setTypeface` does not clear that stored string. On the legacy variation path (every shipped Android release), the variation instance lives on the typeface, so once `setTypeface` replaces the typeface the axes are gone, but the paint still reports the old settings and the second `setFontVariationSettings` call is a no-op. React Native hits this sequence on every measurement after the first. `TextLayoutManager.scratchPaintWithAttributes` reuses a thread-local `TextPaint` and resets it with `setTypeface(null)`, which leaves the stale settings string in place. Any subsequent `<Text>` with the same `fontVariationSettings` string is then measured with the un-varied typeface, while the `TextView` draws it through its own paint where the axes apply. The same happens inside `StaticLayout`, whose pooled `MeasuredParagraph`/`TextLine` paints copy the settings string via `Paint.set`. `ReactEditText` has the equivalent problem through `TextView.setFontVariationSettings`, which also skips unchanged values. With a variable font whose default instance is lighter than the requested `wght`, Yoga receives regular-width metrics while semibold glyphs are drawn, so `numberOfLines={1}` text is ellipsized ("Get Start...") and wrapped text breaks in different places than it renders. This change clears the paint's settings before re-applying them in `ReactTypefaceUtils.applyFontVariationSettings` and in `ReactEditText.maybeUpdateTypeface`, so the axes are always rebuilt on the current typeface. Paints without previous settings are unaffected. Changelog: [ANDROID] [FIXED] - Fix text measured with the wrong width when `fontVariationSettings` are re-applied to a reused `Paint` Test Plan: - `./gradlew :packages:react-native:ReactAndroid:testDebugUnitTest --tests "*TextLayoutManagerFontWeightAdjustmentTest*" --tests "*ReactTextInputPropertyTest*"`: 8/8 and 27/27 pass. The three new tests cover the reused-paint reset, the fresh-paint path (no spurious clear), and the measurement scratch paint through `TextLayoutManager.updateTextPaint`. Without the production change, `reused paint re-applies unchanged font variation settings to a new typeface` and `scratch text paint re-applies font variation settings on repeated measurement` fail. - `yarn lint-kotlin-check` (`./gradlew ktfmtCheck`): passes. - Manual, Android 17 emulator (API 37), variable Inter font registered via `ReactFontManager.addCustomFont` with entries for weights 100–900, `<Text numberOfLines={1} style={{ fontFamily: "InterVariable", fontWeight: "600", fontVariationSettings: "'wght' 600" }}>`: - Before: the second and later semibold texts are measured as regular and ellipsized; button label rendered as "Get Start...". - After: labels render in full and the measured bounds match the drawn text for `'wght' 600`, `650` and `700`, including repeated identical styles and `TextInput`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…8320) Summary: `fontVariationSettings` (#57804, #57805) is applied with `Paint.setFontVariationSettings` after `Paint.setTypeface`. Android's `Paint.setFontVariationSettings` returns early when the requested settings string equals the value the paint already holds, and `Paint.setTypeface` does not clear that stored string. On the legacy variation path, the variation instance lives on the typeface, so once `setTypeface` replaces the typeface the axes are gone, but the paint still reports the old settings and the second `setFontVariationSettings` call is a no-op. With a variable font whose default instance is lighter than the requested `wght`, Yoga receives regular-width metrics while semibold glyphs are drawn, so `numberOfLines={1}` text is ellipsized ("Get Start...") and wrapped text breaks in different places than it renders. This change clears the paint's settings before re-applying them in `ReactTypefaceUtils.applyFontVariationSettings` and in `ReactEditText.maybeUpdateTypeface`, so the axes are always rebuilt on the current typeface. Paints without previous settings are unaffected. ## Changelog: [ANDROID] [FIXED] - Fix text measured with the wrong width when `fontVariationSettings` are re-applied to a reused `Paint` Pull Request resolved: #58320 Test Plan: Ran test suite, validated the fix in my patched react-native instance that backports variable fonts support. Reviewed By: andrewdacenko Differential Revision: D118791592 Pulled By: javache fbshipit-source-id: 937e6bb2ceed937679abfb6ca192a74fd385b3eb
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…act#58320) Summary: `fontVariationSettings` (react#57804, react#57805) is applied with `Paint.setFontVariationSettings` after `Paint.setTypeface`. Android's `Paint.setFontVariationSettings` returns early when the requested settings string equals the value the paint already holds, and `Paint.setTypeface` does not clear that stored string. On the legacy variation path, the variation instance lives on the typeface, so once `setTypeface` replaces the typeface the axes are gone, but the paint still reports the old settings and the second `setFontVariationSettings` call is a no-op. With a variable font whose default instance is lighter than the requested `wght`, Yoga receives regular-width metrics while semibold glyphs are drawn, so `numberOfLines={1}` text is ellipsized ("Get Start...") and wrapped text breaks in different places than it renders. This change clears the paint's settings before re-applying them in `ReactTypefaceUtils.applyFontVariationSettings` and in `ReactEditText.maybeUpdateTypeface`, so the axes are always rebuilt on the current typeface. Paints without previous settings are unaffected. ## Changelog: [ANDROID] [FIXED] - Fix text measured with the wrong width when `fontVariationSettings` are re-applied to a reused `Paint` Pull Request resolved: react#58320 Test Plan: Ran test suite, validated the fix in my patched react-native instance that backports variable fonts support. Reviewed By: andrewdacenko Differential Revision: D118791592 Pulled By: javache fbshipit-source-id: 937e6bb2ceed937679abfb6ca192a74fd385b3eb
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React Native 0.88 adds a `fontVariationSettings` style prop for `<Text>` and `<TextInput>` (react/react-native#57804, #57815). It sets any variation axis at runtime, and the axes take precedence over `fontWeight` and `fontStyle`. Mentions it in the Variable fonts section, and as the escape hatch where the guide previously offered none: setting axes on iOS, and setting a non-weight axis on a font loaded with `useFonts`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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React Native 0.88 adds a `fontVariationSettings` style prop for `<Text>` and `<TextInput>` (react/react-native#57804, #57815). It sets any variation axis at runtime, and the axes take precedence over `fontWeight` and `fontStyle`. Mentions it in the Variable fonts section, and as the escape hatch where the guide previously offered none: setting axes on iOS, and setting a non-weight axis on a font loaded with `useFonts`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#48779) # Why React Native 0.88 adds a `fontVariationSettings` style prop for `<Text>` and `<TextInput>` (react/react-native#57804, react/react-native#57815). We should mention that in the font guides. # How Mention the new `fontVariationSettings` prop in our docs; mention it's since RN 0.88 - needs updating once we know what SDK that translates to. # Test Plan # Checklist - [ ] I added a `changelog.md` entry and rebuilt the package sources according to [this short guide](https://github.com/expo/expo/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#-before-submitting) - [ ] This diff will work correctly for `npx expo prebuild` & EAS Build (eg: updated a module plugin). - [x] Conforms with the [Documentation Writing Style Guide](https://github.com/expo/expo/blob/main/guides/Expo%20Documentation%20Writing%20Style%20Guide.md) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: react#57804 Add a `fontVariationSettings` text style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for `<Text>`, applies it to `Paint`, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout. Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order. Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts `normal` and the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets. Changelog: [Android][Added] - Add `fontVariationSettings` support for `<Text>` Reviewed By: Abbondanzo, huntie Differential Revision: D113580491 fbshipit-source-id: 46cea13ef5f06b33ed9f9d0b28b5c16f84193ea6
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…8320) Summary: `fontVariationSettings` (#57804, #57805) is applied with `Paint.setFontVariationSettings` after `Paint.setTypeface`. Android's `Paint.setFontVariationSettings` returns early when the requested settings string equals the value the paint already holds, and `Paint.setTypeface` does not clear that stored string. On the legacy variation path, the variation instance lives on the typeface, so once `setTypeface` replaces the typeface the axes are gone, but the paint still reports the old settings and the second `setFontVariationSettings` call is a no-op. With a variable font whose default instance is lighter than the requested `wght`, Yoga receives regular-width metrics while semibold glyphs are drawn, so `numberOfLines={1}` text is ellipsized ("Get Start...") and wrapped text breaks in different places than it renders. This change clears the paint's settings before re-applying them in `ReactTypefaceUtils.applyFontVariationSettings` and in `ReactEditText.maybeUpdateTypeface`, so the axes are always rebuilt on the current typeface. Paints without previous settings are unaffected. ## Changelog: [ANDROID] [FIXED] - Fix text measured with the wrong width when `fontVariationSettings` are re-applied to a reused `Paint` Pull Request resolved: #58320 Test Plan: Ran test suite, validated the fix in my patched react-native instance that backports variable fonts support. Reviewed By: andrewdacenko Differential Revision: D118791592 Pulled By: javache fbshipit-source-id: 937e6bb2ceed937679abfb6ca192a74fd385b3eb (cherry picked from commit 96518a8)
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Add a
fontVariationSettingstext style prop and carry it through Fabric text attributes into Android text rendering. Android now deserializes the prop for<Text>, applies it toPaint, and includes it in text measurement cache identity because variable axes can affect layout.Preserve the distinction between an absent setting and an explicitly empty setting so nested text can inherit or clear the parent variation axes. Apply high-level font properties before low-level variation settings so explicit axes take precedence, matching CSS font realization order.
Settings syntax is intentionally forwarded unchanged through common text attributes and validated only by the Android font variation parser. This avoids narrowing the grammar Android accepts. As a result, malformed child settings are outside the supported inheritance contract: they replace an inherited value before Android validation and are not guaranteed to fall back to the parent settings. Android also accepts
normaland the React Native empty-string convention as explicit resets.Changelog:
[Android][Added] - Add
fontVariationSettingssupport for<Text>Reviewed By: Abbondanzo, huntie
Differential Revision: D113580491