Fix crash in React Native: add optional chaining to stream?.close()#668
Fix crash in React Native: add optional chaining to stream?.close()#668felixgourdeau wants to merge 2 commits into
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add optional chaining to stream close method
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Thanks for bringing this issue to our attention. We'll do some further investigations and testing on our end as well.
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If I understand the issue correctly, I think the stream variable has not been assigned by the time the first timeout happens - perhaps due to the initial connection taking longer than the timeout.
I think we might be able to avoid this by removing the resetTimeout call here which starts the timeout process before connector.connect() has been called.
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That would make sense. I've updated the PR
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Thanks for the work here! After digging deeper into this issue, I realized that we should handle a timeout during the initial connect call better. I've implemented that timeout functionality here #671
If that PR gets merged we can close this one. Thanks again for for bringing this issue to our attention and for all your efforts.
remove the resetTimeout call which starts the timeout process before connector.connect() has been called
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@felixgourdeau Thanks again for your efforts. The work here has been adopted in #671. We'll release the fix soon. |
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This PR fixes a fatal crash (TypeError: Cannot read property 'close' of undefined') occurring in React Native environments.
The issue appears when the app is in the background and a periodic background process triggers. Just before the crash, the last log message is:
[PowerSyncRemote] No data received on WebSocket in 30000ms, closing connection.The root cause is that the stream object can be undefined at this point. Adding optional chaining to the stream.close() call prevents the crash. However, this may mask a deeper issue—ideally, we should investigate why stream is sometimes undefined here.