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Realm in Debug Mode kills React Native on iOS and Android
See original GitHub issueInstalling Realm kills React Native app if debugger is enabled. Without the debugger, everything works fine.
Goals
Using Realm in React Native.
Expected Results
App would continue to work when debugger enabled.
Actual Results
If debugger is enabled, the app crashes and exits when run using npx react-native run-ios. If the app is run from XCode, XCode pauses and shows the error: TypeError: snapshot method was not called on a Realm object!. Note that even without any listeners or Realm code running, this happens (only by installing Realm).
Safari debugger works fine.
Steps to Reproduce
- Install Realm (latest beta or latest stable version)
- Open React Native app
- Enabled debugger
- App crashes
Version of Realm and Tooling
- Realm JS SDK Version: 4 beta or 3 stable
- Node or React Native: 0.61
- Client OS & Version: iOS / Android both simulator and real devices
- Which debugger for React Native: Chrome
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:21 (5 by maintainers)
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@Hassan-Riaz I decided not to use Realm.
@WenLonG12345 Currently we don’t have a plugin to inspect Realms directly.