Github user shazron commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/cordova-ios/pull/179#issuecomment-155613091
Good point, didn't think of that scenario. Ideally each WebView engine,
when activated, should inject its own bridge. This would solve this scenario.
We could do this for the WKWebViewEngine plugin -- when it is activated,
read the .js file and inject it. The UIWebViewEngine (private) plugin could do
it as well in the same manner but we would have to remove the .js from
cordova-js-src folder (which is aggregated by cordova-js to create cordova.js)
and leave this as a concern for the platform itself.
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