[GitHub] [cordova-android] breautek commented on issue #1149: Ignoring exec() from previous page load.

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breautek commented on issue #1149:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-android/issues/1149#issuecomment-1230357035

   The main issue is your webview instance is being destroyed. When this happens, Cordova needs to create a new webview and reload.
   
   This is problematic because just because the webview has reloaded, doesn't mean the state in native plugins have disappeared, but their state is definitely invalid (any callback references they hold and such would be invalid). This is a "hard-to-recover" kind of issue.
   
   `Ignoring exec() from previous page load.` also is intentional in these circumstances. It's simply stating that you had `exec` calls queued on the native side that was created from a previous webview, so those calls are no longer valid.
   
   In order to really move this along, we first need to understand what is causing the webview to be destroyed in the first place. I have apps that supports multiple orientations and they do not exhibit this issue (my test devices are mainly Samsung, Google Pixel, & emulators. I do not have Huawei on hand). So it's either not as simple as an orientation change, or it could be that this is specific to certain devices, or perhaps even a webview version.


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