FIX: ISXB-1097 Changed default event handled policy and deprecated event handling policy SuppressStateUpdates since broken by design.

Assets/Tests/InputSystem/CoreTests_Actions.cs

@@ -3748,6 +3748,13 @@ public void Actions_ResettingDevice_CancelsOngoingActionsThatAreDrivenByIt()
             // does not cause the action to start back up. For pass-through actions, that is different
             // as *any* value change performs the action. So here, we see *both* a cancellation and then
             // immediately a performing of the action.
+            //
+            // ISXB-1097 DESIGN NOTE: Whether pass-through actions should emit Performed(0f) on reset is
+            // debatable. Emitting it is consistent with the pass-through contract ("any value
+            // change performs"). Suppressing it would be consistent with button/value actions and
+            // the idea that resets aren't real user input. If we decide to suppress, the synthetic
+            // reset event in ResetDevice should be explicitly marked as handled rather than
+            // relying on the old eventId=-1 sentinel side-effect (see InputManager.cs:1656).
             Assert.That(passThroughActionTrace, Canceled(passThroughAction).AndThen(Performed(passThroughAction, value: 0f)));
         }
     }

Assets/Tests/InputSystem/CoreTests_Actions_Rebinding.cs

@@ -1135,22 +1135,34 @@ public void Actions_InteractiveRebinding_IfDeviceHasMultipleUsages_UsagesAreAppl
         }
     }
 
-    // It can be desirable to not let the event through that we're rebinding from. This, for example, prevents the event
-    // from triggering UI actions. Note, however, that it also prevents the state of the device from updating correctly.
-    //
-    // NOTE: Hopefully, when we have a system in place that allows coordinating event consumption between actions, we have
-    //       have a more elegant solution at our hand for solving the problem here.
-    [Test]
+    // ISXB-1097: Verifies event suppression behavior during interactive rebinding under both
+    // event handled policies. Under SuppressStateUpdates, handled events are discarded entirely
+    // (device state not updated). Under SuppressActionEventNotifications, handled events still
+    // propagate state but suppress action-level notifications (e.g. WasPressedThisFrame).
+#pragma warning disable CS0618 // Type or member is obsolete
+    [TestCase(InputEventHandledPolicy.SuppressStateUpdates)]
+#pragma warning restore CS0618 // Type or member is obsolete
+    [TestCase(InputEventHandledPolicy.SuppressActionEventNotifications)]
     [Category("Actions")]
-    public void Actions_InteractiveRebinding_CanSuppressEventsWhileListening()
+    public void Actions_InteractiveRebinding_CanSuppressEventsWhileListening(InputEventHandledPolicy policy)
     {
+        InputSystem.manager.inputEventHandledPolicy = policy;
+#pragma warning disable CS0618 // Type or member is obsolete
+        var stateUpdatesAreSuppressed = policy == InputEventHandledPolicy.SuppressStateUpdates;
+#pragma warning restore CS0618 // Type or member is obsolete
+
         var gamepad = InputSystem.AddDevice<Gamepad>();
         var mouse = InputSystem.AddDevice<Mouse>();
 
-        var action = new InputAction(binding: "<Gamepad>/buttonNorth");
+        var rebindAction = new InputAction(binding: "<Gamepad>/buttonNorth");
+
+        // Separate action to verify WasPressedThisFrame suppression behavior.
+        var observerAction = new InputAction(name: "observer", type: InputActionType.Button,
+            binding: "<Gamepad>/buttonSouth");
+        observerAction.Enable();
 
         using (new InputActionRebindingExtensions.RebindingOperation()
-               .WithAction(action)
+               .WithAction(rebindAction)
                .WithControlsExcluding("<Pointer>/position")
                .WithControlsExcluding("<Pointer>/press")
                .WithControlsExcluding("<Mouse>/leftButton")
@@ -1159,17 +1171,30 @@ public void Actions_InteractiveRebinding_CanSuppressEventsWhileListening()
                .Start()
         )
         {
-            // Non-bindable controls should not be suppressed and continue working as normal
+            // Non-bindable controls should not be suppressed and continue working as normal.
             Set(mouse.position, new Vector2(123, 234));
             Press(mouse.leftButton);
             Press(gamepad.buttonEast);
 
             Press(gamepad.buttonSouth);
-            Assert.That(action.bindings[0].overridePath, Is.EqualTo("<Gamepad>/buttonSouth"));
+            Assert.That(rebindAction.bindings[0].overridePath, Is.EqualTo("<Gamepad>/buttonSouth"));
             Assert.That(mouse.leftButton.isPressed, Is.True);
-            Assert.That(gamepad.buttonSouth.isPressed, Is.False);
             Assert.That(gamepad.buttonEast.isPressed, Is.True);
             Assert.That(mouse.position.ReadValue(), Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(123, 234)).Using(Vector2EqualityComparer.Instance));
+
+            // ISXB-1097: Under SuppressStateUpdates, the handled event is discarded so device
+            // state is not updated. Under SuppressActionEventNotifications, state propagates
+            // normally — only action notifications are suppressed.
+            Assert.That(gamepad.buttonSouth.isPressed, Is.EqualTo(!stateUpdatesAreSuppressed));
+
+            // ISXB-1097: WasPressedThisFrame is an action-level pull API and should return
+            // false under both policies, but for different reasons:
+            // - SuppressStateUpdates: the event is discarded before state updates, so the
+            //   action never observes the press at all.
+            // - SuppressActionEventNotifications: state propagates (device sees the press)
+            //   but InputAction.WasPressedThisFrame() is gated by the per-action suppressed
+            //   flag (TriggerState.isSuppressed) and returns false.
+            Assert.That(observerAction.WasPressedThisFrame(), Is.False);
         }
     }