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Thomas Raffray updated CB-11880:
Description:
When calling the function {code}cordova.exec(, ,
, , []){code} without the last argument, a TypeError is
returned.
The issue happens after cordova-android/cordova-js-src/exec.js tries to call
the length() function on args. As a result, the Cordova platform does not
invoke the native plugin code.
Although the exec() prototype clearly requires the \[\] parameter, the
iOS version of exec() makes a preliminary sanity check on this variable to
avoid generating an error.
Suggest to replicate this behaviour on the Android platform to provide the same
fail-safe mechanism.
> cordova/exec crashes on Android when no [] supplied
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> Key: CB-11880
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-11880
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Android
>Reporter: Thomas Raffray
>Priority: Minor
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> When calling the function {code}cordova.exec(,
> , , , []){code} without the last
> argument, a TypeError is returned.
> The issue happens after cordova-android/cordova-js-src/exec.js tries to call
> the length() function on args. As a result, the Cordova platform does not
> invoke the native plugin code.
> Although the exec() prototype clearly requires the \[\] parameter, the
> iOS version of exec() makes a preliminary sanity check on this variable to
> avoid generating an error.
> Suggest to replicate this behaviour on the Android platform to provide the
> same fail-safe mechanism.
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