fix(reanimated warning): use runOnJS for safe access to shared values#292
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… revokeTransitionAnimation fixes TheWidlarzGroup#290 fixes TheWidlarzGroup#291
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This PR fixes both issues #290 and #291
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WARN [Reanimated] Reading from value during component render. Please ensure that you do not access the value property or use get method of a shared value while React is rendering a component.
does no longer show up. I fixed this issue by using react-native-reanimated runOnJs helper to safely access shared values.