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We've noticed on at least one reported occasion, Cordova is failing to broadcast the 'pause' event as the application enters the background.
What is expected to happen?
We would expect this 'pause' event to trigger. This allows the application to close its open websocket(s).
What does actually happen?
No 'pause' event is broadcast to the web layer. Likewise, we keep the websocket(s) open. We will however see the 'resume' even when the application is brought into the foreground. This spins up a new websocket(s). The outcome is inconsistent behavior in the application as it concerns communication to the domain layer; this can timeout or be non-functional when in this state.
Information
This is for an iOS application. It's unknown when this behavior was first introduced, but it was only recently identified on our end. It was reported using an iPad Pro 2nd Gen (12.9"). The iOS version was not reported.
Command or Code
n/a
Environment, Platform, Device
iOS, iPad Pro 2nd Gen (12.9")
Version information
rel/6.0.0
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Bug Report
Problem
We've noticed on at least one reported occasion, Cordova is failing to broadcast the 'pause' event as the application enters the background.
What is expected to happen?
We would expect this 'pause' event to trigger. This allows the application to close its open websocket(s).
What does actually happen?
No 'pause' event is broadcast to the web layer. Likewise, we keep the websocket(s) open. We will however see the 'resume' even when the application is brought into the foreground. This spins up a new websocket(s). The outcome is inconsistent behavior in the application as it concerns communication to the domain layer; this can timeout or be non-functional when in this state.
Information
This is for an iOS application. It's unknown when this behavior was first introduced, but it was only recently identified on our end. It was reported using an iPad Pro 2nd Gen (12.9"). The iOS version was not reported.
Command or Code
n/a
Environment, Platform, Device
iOS, iPad Pro 2nd Gen (12.9")
Version information
rel/6.0.0
Checklist
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: