fix(react): useDragAndDrop pointer release event handle fix

README.md

@@ -91,27 +91,39 @@ const mock = new ResizeObserverMock();
 
 ## Development
 
-### How to write unit-tests?
+Repo description and how to work with
+
+### File structure
+
+- `src` folder contains files that will be compiled
+- `public` folder contains files that will be added to package as is
+
+### Writing unit-tests
 
 Test for module `{path}/{module}.ts` should be placed in `{path}/__test__/{module}.test.ts`.
 
 By default test environment is just Node.js environment.
 
-For write tests with simulating browser environment you need to name test file like `a.web.test.ts`.
+For write tests with simulating browser environment you need to name test file like `*.web.test.ts`.
 
-### Package structure
+### Exports convention
 
-- `src` folder contains files that will be compiled
-- `public` folder contains files that will be added to package as is
+Any exported file from this package should not contain default exports (`export default ...`).
+Defaults exports are hard to work with and less compatible between ESM and CJS.
 
-### Exports convention
+### Environment setup
+
+First you need to use suitable Node.js version, for example by `nvm`:
 
-Any exported file from this package should not contain default exports (`export default ...`). Defaults exports are hard to work with and less compatible between ESM and CJS.
+```shell
+nvm use && npm install
+```
 
 ### VSCode setup
 
+This command will create/update `.vscode/settings.json`
+
 ```shell
-# Will update .vscode/settings.json
 npm run setup -- --vscode
 ```
 

src/react/drag-and-drop/observer.ts

@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ export class DragAndDropObserver {
    * @param ctx Context.
    */
   protected handlePointerRelease(event: PointerEvent, ctx: DragAndDropObserverContext): void {
-    if (!this.state.grabbed || this.state.pointerId !== event.pointerId) {
+    if (!this.state.pressed || this.state.pointerId !== event.pointerId) {
       return;
     }