iOS: Child view click events are not fired, if eventlistener is not attached at creation time

[jonasfunk]

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Description

Attaching a click eventlistener with a delay to a parent view will only register events on its direct children.
Setting the extendSafeArea on window will mess things even more up. Then no events are fired.

Expected Behavior

Attaching a click eventlistener with a delay to a parent view should register events on all its children and subchildren.

Actual behavior

Attaching a click eventlistener with a delay to a parent view will only register events on its direct children.

Reproducible sample

//Will only trigger events on direct children. 
setTimeout(() =>
{
	$.window.addEventListener('click', onClick);
}, 10);

//Will trigger event on children its subChildren
//$.window.addEventListener('click', onClick);

function onClick(e)
{
	console.debug("Click from eventlistener", e.source.id);
}


$.window.open();


//View 
<Alloy>
	<Window id="window">
		<View id="view1" height="200" width="200" backgroundColor="red">
			<View id="subview" height="100" width="100" backgroundColor="yellow"/>
		</View>
	</Window>
</Alloy>

Steps to reproduce

Run the code and try clicking on the yellow square. No event is registered.

Platform

iOS

SDK version you are using

12.2.0.GA

Alloy version you are using

2.0.2