I have a use case where I can't put the TrueTime initialization inside of onCreate of the class that extends application. It seems to work fine when I put it outside of this class.
Is the reason why we shouldn't place the initialization outside of this onCreate method that we'd be re-calling some sort of sync function which would exponentially increase network calls? Or is there some other sort of reason?
I have a use case where I can't put the TrueTime initialization inside of onCreate of the class that extends application. It seems to work fine when I put it outside of this class.
Is the reason why we shouldn't place the initialization outside of this onCreate method that we'd be re-calling some sort of sync function which would exponentially increase network calls? Or is there some other sort of reason?