Location values less than 0 and greater than 1 work on Android but not iOS

[yincrash]

Attempting a gradient that is at an angle, and because it's angled, portions that are outside the 0-100% range are visible. On android's implementation, you can manipulate this area similar to CSS linear gradients with percentages that are outside 0-100%, on iOS, this implementation makes the gradient show up as all black.

[aminta]

Attempting a gradient that is at an angle, and because it's angled, portions that are outside the 0-100% range are visible. On android's implementation, you can manipulate this area similar to CSS linear gradients with percentages that are outside 0-100%, on iOS, this implementation makes the gradient show up as all black.

It remains a problem...

[WayneWang98]

I met the same issue, are there any solutions

[obayit]

Same here, I was wondering what is wrong with my button on iOS.

Edit:
I don't think that values less than 0 and more than 1 are working on android either, it just doesn't render a black color, but the gradient does not look the same on css.

[lclarkg18]

I'm experiencing the same issue and indeed it doesn't actually work on either platform and the error handling is just different. Would be amazing to have it as a feature.

[only4mdb]

I am also facing the same issue on given locations={[-0.0857, 0.8835]}