Closed coolcoder613eb closed 1 year ago
Firstly - the example code you've provided doesn't exist (or, at least, the repo isn't readable by me).
Secondly - "Here's a dump of my project" isn't a particularly helpful bug report. Part of a good bug report is reducing the problem to a simple reproduction case. That way someone debugging the problem doesn't need to come up to speed with the entire concept and implementation of a (potentially complex) application just to provide debugging help.
Lastly - I'm willing to bet that this is an error of usage. Depending on how you use it, a loop may not exist at the point you're trying to. However, without example code, it's impossible to say.
sorry, wrong link. it run on windows, macos, linux, and android
Like I said - "my project doesn't work" isn't a particularly helpful bug report, as I know nothing about the rest of your project, and I'm not a huge fan of running large unknown project codebases on my own machine. What we need is a minimal reproduction case.
There's a possibility that the problem you're seeing will be fixed by beeware/rubicon-objc#238 - that fix corrected some problems with asyncio loops on iOS; but without doing a full teardown of your project, I can't say.
how can i use that pull request?
when will there be a release?
I am using self.add_background_task
add_background_task()
works; the handlers example demonstrates it working. There's clearly something else going on that is causing the problem you're seeing.
Closing due to a lack of response.
Describe the bug
when running this on an ios simulator, no text is displayed.
Steps to reproduce
briefcase run ios
briefcase run
Expected behavior
my app, which uses asyncio, to work. the text should be displayed, and and update on the button press.
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