Description
Describe the bug
When I start the watch code on iOS everything works correctly but on Android When it runs to start in the background the location icon appears and then disappears
this.plt.pause.subscribe( () => {// background
// dont work on android
this.bgGeoS.enable_bg_track()
});
this.plt.resume.subscribe(() => {// foreground
this.bgGeoS.disable_bg_track()
});
But if before sending the app to the background it already has the watch code initialized. works correctly
Maybe the way I want to abort this functionality is not correct. I tried to find out if there was a way to detect more before the platform goes into the background
To Reproduce
Just create a project and initialize the watch code just when it goes to the background
Expected behavior
initializing the watch code just when the platform goes to the background should work on android
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
- Device: iphone 15, lenovo z6 , zuk z6
- OS: IOS:latest , andorid 10 and 13
Additional context
async enable_bg_track() {
const callback = (position?: Location, error?: CallbackError) =>{
this.last_location = position || undefined
console.log(this.last_location);
if(error) {
console.error(error);
if(this.idWatch) BackgroundGeolocation.removeWatcher({id:this.idWatch});
}
}
const options: WatcherOptions = {
requestPermissions: false,
stale: false,
backgroundTitle: "Obteniendo tu ubicación",
backgroundMessage: "Cancelar"
}
BackgroundGeolocation.addWatcher(options, callback).then((id)=> { this.idWatch = id }).catch(err =>{ console.error(err) });
}
At the moment my solution is to activate tracking when I start the application. If anyone has any suggestions I would like to hear them.