data binding not trigger state machine until press artboard

Description

Use a data-binding boolean to trigger the state machine timeline.
Android:
After calling the useRiveBoolean set function, the view model property value changes, but the animation doesn't start until the user presses the Rive artboard.

iOS:
The useRiveBoolean set function is called, but the view model property value doesn't change until the user presses the Rive artboard.

Provide a Repro

https://github.com/CacaoRick/rive-click-issue/tree/data-binding

Source .riv/.rev file

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Expected behavior

When the useRiveBoolean set function is called, the view model property changes and triggers the condition timeline to animate.

Screen record

https://youtu.be/SWtxUgL3QRI

  const [setRiveRef, riveRef] = useRive();
  const [isTrue, setIsTrue] = useRiveBoolean(riveRef, 'is-true');

Toggle button call setIsTrue when press, display the isTrue value on the right.

Device & Versions

• Device:
  • Android Emulator, Android 15
  • iOS simulator, iOS 18.5
• NPM Version: 11.4.2
• React Native: 0.79.4
• expo: 53.0.12
• rive-react-native: 9.3.4

Additional context

The current temporary solution is to call riveRef.play() after setting the view model value each time, which can successfully trigger the timeline animation.

        <Button title="Toggle" onPress={() => {
          setIsTrue(!isTrue);
          riveRef?.play();
        }} />

Start by running the linked reproduction on the data-binding branch with the reported Android and iOS versions, then trace the useRiveBoolean setter and the riveRef.play() workaround. Done means changing the view model property immediately triggers the state-machine timeline on both platforms without requiring an artboard press or an explicit play call.