This is the first stable release of React Native for Windows targetting React Native 0.63. See notes for newer releases of react-native-windows
0.63 here.
What’s New
- Autolinking for supported community modules
- Features from React Native 0.63 like LogBox
ReactNotificationService
to allow inter-native-module communication- Many improvements for C# native modules (
Task<T>
support, Roslyn based code-generation) - Support for
tintColor
andblurRadius
Image properties - Many other bug-fixes, additions, and reliability improvements
Deprecated
- The
acceptsKeyboardFocus
property has been deprecated in favor of the standardfocusable
property
Breaking Changes
- You will need to generate a new project using
react-native-windows-init
when upgrading from earlier versions ofreact-native-windows
- Layout behavior has changed to better match Android/iOS. This can be configured using QuirkSettings (see #5140)
- To match other platforms, borders will now be drawn as black by default instead of transparent
- Native modules will now run on the same thread as the JavaScript engine. Blocking native module operations may impact JavaScript responsiveness.
Experimental (Not ready for production use)
- Support for WinUI3
- Binary distribution of Microsoft.ReactNative