Bug in ProgressIndicator plugin is causing crash in iOS #34
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I have submitted a fix and pull request for this bug in the plugin's github project. Waiting for this to be merged... |
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• Upgraded to the new jsproj format and project file layout; resolves #48 • Switched plug-in to use npm identifiers rather than the old Cordova plugin IDs; resolves #46 • Upgraded to Cordova 5.1.1; resolves #45 • Added white list plug-in and added a default Content-Security-Policy; resolves #47 • Upgraded plug-in versions • Switched progress indicator from org.pbernasconi.progressindicator to my custom fork net.justin-credible.cordova-progress-indicator; resolves #34 • Upgraded plug-inversions
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ProgressIndicatornative code plugin (org.pbernasconi.progressindicator) is causingEXC_BAD_ACCESScrashes in iOS. This seems to occur sometimes when callinghide()after an indicator has already been hidden. This happens in the JavaScript exception handlers inApplication.ts.There are a couple of options here:
hide()in the script exception handlersOption 1 is attractive because the current plugin does not support Android, so finding an alternative plugin that has Android support would allow me to ditch the MockApi implementation for Android. If no subtable alternative could be found, perhaps I could just use the mock implementation which utilizes Ionic.
I would like to avoid option 2 because if an exception occurs during an HTTP request the progress indicator may never be hidden, leaving the user stuck.
I'll try 4 for now; opened pbernasconi/cordova-progressIndicator#20.
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