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$emit() not firing off in mobile simulators
See original GitHub issueHey guys I wanted to know if there is some configuration implemented to have $emit() to work for mobile devices? It’s not firing off at all, but when on a web browser it $emit works
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Ok, that would have been next question, if it’s first level or multilevel… anyway problem solved
Strange that it worked within safari on your simulator… But maybe this was due to some hot reload caching issue, where Vue is not updating the components correctly, when they are modified
Yea I was refactoring the components and I must have removed it mistakenly, the caching seems to be the most likely result of why the browsers were working when I was moving stuff around