Phil Hadley

Microsoft.Azure.EventHubs also has a dependency on Microsoft.Azure.Services.AppAuthentication, and so I'm having this issue using EventHub .NET standard library as well. Here is my example project: https://github.com/tele-bird/eventhub-poc

Using the TaskyPortable project as a baseline, I'm able to reproduce this problem: 1. Clone https://github.com/xamarin/mobile-samples 2. Load TaskyPortable.sln into VS for Windows v15.9.4. 3. Add a new .NET Standard...

@rid00z Do you mean to say that ReverseInit() is not invoked on the page that was popped? But instead on the page beneath it? (that pushed it)

I have the same issue, and am looking at ReverseInit(), which is supposed to be invoked when the page is popped from the navigation stack. However, I'm not seeing it...

Maybe the PageWasPopped event could suffice? Though it says that it might not be raised every time a page is popped, so probably not suitable to completely avoid memory leaks...

@twelve-cgn Your answer to this question could have answered [my question](https://github.com/OneSignal/OneSignal-Xamarin-SDK/issues/386), but unfortunately that link is now dead (404). Please provide an updated link or fix this dead link.

+1 !! I have found that changes to child (RealmObject) collections within a parent (RealmObject) cause our query subscription delegate to be invoked with ChangeSet.ModifiedIndices. This was unexpected by us,...

@yevgeny-sotnikov I recently discovered the FreshBasePageModel.PageWasPopped event, and I think it can be used for the important memory-conserving best-practices that you need. It is better than using ViewIsAppearing/ViewIsDisappearing because it...

I have attached our debug log. At the bottom of the log, you can see that my delegate for the NotificationOpened event was invoked. So this means that the notification...

After some experimentation, it seems that the NotificationWillShow delegate only gets invoked when the app is already running and is in the foreground at the moment that the push notification...