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tboba
Oct 23, 2023
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Hi @adumat, currently in the new architecture you still need to make such workaround, as React Native itself cannot recreate the fragment from savedInstanceState, as it will have to dump the whole JS virtual machine. Also, as react-native-screens creates native components, they just save unwanted things that we don't want to recreate in Cheers 🤞 |
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Hi @adumat, currently in the new architecture you still need to make such workaround, as React Native itself cannot recreate the fragment from savedInstanceState, as it will have to dump the whole JS virtual machine. Also, as react-native-screens creates native components, they just save unwanted things that we don't want to recreate in
onCreatemethod - that's why for now you need to passnullto the super.onCreate.Cheers 🤞