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Android devices get a timer warning #30

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wayne-li2 opened this issue Sep 7, 2019 · 1 comment
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Android devices get a timer warning #30

wayne-li2 opened this issue Sep 7, 2019 · 1 comment
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After researching this error, looks like this is unavoidable. It is a native incompatibility with the Firebase implementation and the React-Native implementation. Both sides want each other to fix it :)

In the meantime, I've linked workarounds. I believe this is safe to ignore, but we can check once we've deployed to prod whether or not these issues show up in production builds. (I think they should be suppressed).

firebase/firebase-js-sdk#97 (comment)

@wayne-li2 wayne-li2 added bug Something isn't working low priority This needs to be addressed eventually dev This issue relates to our dev environment labels Sep 7, 2019
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Hey, I think this is a good issue to focus on, perhaps having the timer to recycle itself in shorter periods is safer and will pass the annoying warnings.

Just a small reminder to ignore it now you need to use the LogBox instead of YellowBox method:

LogBox.ignoreLogs([
  'Setting a timer'
]);

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