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Android: incompatible receiver, Map required! #9
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Working around the issue by setting the core-js versions back to 2.5.2 seems to have fixed the show-stopper, but introduced somewhat frequent occurrences of these errors during channel creation/deletion/join/leave: ExceptionsManager.js:73 Chat E: Failed to get channel object Error: Unique name not found (status: 404, code: 54300) Chat E: Failed to get roster object for channel <> Error: Map not found (status: 404, code: 54200) Chat E: Failed to subscribe on channel objects <> Error: Map not found (status: 404, code: 54200) Unhandled promise rejection Error: Map not found (status: 404, code: 54200) Everything seems to work in spite of all these errors. |
Hi! core-js is dependency of babel runtime, right? the latter problem might be something on the edge between your use-case / our backend, so not necessarily package's problem. Can you, please verify that the problem persists on the freshly created service instance with no old channels and no old data? |
I can verify those issues (second set) are no longer present after starting with a newly created service instance. |
ok, so, it's inconsistent data on your (previous) service instance. |
can I close this issue now? :) |
certainly. |
Can you let me know how you exactly solved this? I am facing the same issue @davidpricedev, @aleksandrsivanovs . How should I add these dependencies? |
I'm getting the error "Incompatible receiver, Map required!" out of ./node_modules/twilio-sync/browser/subscriptions.js line 205
Relevant Versions:
and
13:08 $ yarn list | grep twilio
├─ twilio-chat@2.1.0
├─ twilio-common@0.1.7
├─ twilio-ems-client@0.2.6
├─ twilio-mcs-client@0.0.4
├─ twilio-notifications@0.4.4
├─ twilio-sync@0.7.4
├─ twilio-transport@0.1.4
├─ twilio@3.11.1
The stack trace in my app is:
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I'm fairly sure this is related to or caused by zloirock/core-js#368
Is there any way to work around this issue until it is resolved?
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