fix(js): provide fallback method for addEventListener on media queries#600
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fix(js): provide fallback method for addEventListener on media queries#600
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Co-authored-by: François Chalifour <francoischalifour@users.noreply.github.com>
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Cool refactor 🙂
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Summary
addEventListeneron media queries isn't supported for iOS <= 13.6, which causes Autocomplete to crash the application. We now provide a fallback solution to the deprecated methodaddListener.Result
Autocomplete no longer crashes on iOS <= 13.6
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Following the steps of #597, the device is an iPhone 11 running on iOS 13.6.
app.tsx(from the one above) copy pasted. sandboxScreen.Recording.2021-06-09.at.17.41.23.mov
Closes #597