We could like you said make a breaking change, but allow a preference to be set.
We either make the preference backwards compatible (ie KeepRunning = true) so existing apps still work the same on Cordova-Android 6, or break backwards compatibility with KeepRunning=false as default. I would prefer to be backwards compatible, and not break users -- I think if they encounter a rejection they can just turn on this preference and re-submit. On Mon, Oct 3, 2016 at 4:23 PM, Joe Bowser <bows...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey > > So, this bug came in and it's an important one: > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-11935 > > I've already accepted the fix for KeepRunning = false, but apps that start > in the background that have their JS running, and other apps probably need > to have their status managed. I want to run onPause and onResume on the > webview every time the app pauses and resumes in Cordova, but I'm wondering > if that screws people up. I know that we're at the eve of a major change, > so I can just break stuff, but it'd be good to get feedback before doing > it. > > What do people think? This is a pretty important change. > > Joe >
