blagoev
blagoev
We are witnessing a high CPU usage on Windows for some time now. The problem was first noticed on our CI which runs on GH Actions and two core VMs....
Try using Error.prepareStackTrace(error, structuredStackTrace) to merge native and JS stack traces into one. https://github.com/v8/v8/wiki/Stack%20Trace%20API
Session should be passes as an argument to SyncErrorHandler. It is useful to identify the realm or the user the error happened on.
Realm Set could allow default values. ```dart late Set wrong1 = const {true, false}; late Set wrong1 = const {1,2,3}; ```
JS has something like this ```JavaScript currentUser.addListener(handleUserEventChange); const handleUserEventChange = () => { if (currentUser) { if (originalAccessToken !== currentUser.accessToken) { originalAccessToken = currentUser.accessToken; } switch (currentUser.state) { // @ts-expect-error...
Use com.tns.NativeScriptApplication.getInstance() to get the packageManager
When exception is triggered on the debugger side the vs code client should rise Debugger.paused with event exception