Noppey
Noppey
Sorry it took me some time to test it on iOS as well through sidekick. I only experience this on Android. It seems to work fine on iOS.
Ok I've set the property reportDuplicates: true and now it works fine. Somehow it might still think it's in the same scanning session if I'm re-opening my application or something....
I reproduced the issue on your application by removing reportDuplicates:true with npm run demo.android. Click on unlimited scan, allow duplicates. Scan code once. Hit back. *Scanner closed is logged*. Click...
You're correct in the sense that it doesn't have influence on the session not being cleaned up. But obviously if you use continuousScanCallback with allow duplicates on, then it doesn't...
Any feedback, can you reproduce this? Can I work around this issue?
Still not fixed (?)
I have the exact same issue, but on opening the camera (i.e. run method takePicture). ``` "@nativescript/camera": "^5.0.12", "@nativescript/android": "^8.2.2", "@angular/cli": "^13.2.3", ```
Use the bare version by mapping it's path within tsconfig: ``` "exceljs": [ "node_modules/exceljs/dist/exceljs.bare.min.js" ] ``` In my situation, this resulted in another error, which was solved by adding: `import...
That's what I'm doing as well: import 'regenerator-runtime/runtime'; // Required for ExcelJS to work with bare.min.js version (which in turn is required to prevent unsafe-eval) import { Workbook } from...
Set the cursor to 'default' instead of undefined, then the behavior occurs.