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Reconnection issue #74

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opened 2022-08-23 20:30:44 +00:00 by blue · 0 comments
blue commented 2022-08-23 20:30:44 +00:00
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I found a way to emulate reconnection problems! You should just turn on VPN, and voila! There is a bug with history state too.
To reproduce, you should:

  • turn on VPN, or loose connection in some other way
  • select some contact you didn't select this session yet
  • you're going to see the spinning progress thingie
  • when the connection comes back the spinning thingie doest go away
  • the contact hisoty is broken untill you close and restart the app
I found a way to emulate reconnection problems! You should just turn on VPN, and voila! There is a bug with history state too. To reproduce, you should: - turn on VPN, or loose connection in some other way - select some contact you didn't select this session yet - you're going to see the spinning progress thingie - when the connection comes back the spinning thingie doest go away - the contact hisoty is broken untill you close and restart the app
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