Closed gabriellanata closed 6 months ago
This change introduces a setting to trigger a fatal error when a synchronization error is detected. The
FATAL_SYNCHRONIZATION
flag has precedence over this setting and it does not change the current default behavior.Reasoning: We're trying to work through many synchronization errors in our app, but this process is going to take a while. In the meantime, we want to prevent new errors from being added to places that don't have them already. Our approach is to enable this setting for tests and provide a way to disable it for specific tests that currently have synchronization issues. One of the things we need for this to be possible is a way to turn this feature on or off easily.
I'm sorry for not replying so far, I guess you have worked around this in a different way but I'm wondering what's the reaosn to not add FATAL_SYNCHRONIZATION
to your test suite directly, instead of an additional flag from the RxSwift side?
No response, closing
This change introduces a setting to trigger a fatal error when a synchronization error is detected. The
FATAL_SYNCHRONIZATION
flag has precedence over this setting and it does not change the current default behavior.Reasoning: We're trying to work through many synchronization errors in our app, but this process is going to take a while. In the meantime, we want to prevent new errors from being added to places that don't have them already. Our approach is to enable this setting for tests and provide a way to disable it for specific tests that currently have synchronization issues. One of the things we need for this to be possible is a way to turn this feature on or off easily.