[RUM-9753] Fix crash when calling eventEmitter.sendEvent with invalid bridge after Fast Refresh#864
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The issue seems to happen when a reference of
eventEmitteris kept and used after theRN bridgereference is no longer valid. This mostlikely points to a timing issue, so it's hard to reproduce. The likely cause is related toRN's Fast Refreshfeature.The code follows these simplified steps:
eventEmitteris never stored directly, but it is captured inside theonSessionStartclosure, which means it's retained by the SDK.When
Fast Refreshis used, the code follows these steps:But the old
onSessionStartclosure still remains active and still holds the original reference to the originaleventEmitter.The crash then happens when Datadog's SDK fires
onSessionStartclosure, because the React Native bridge was destroyed during theFast Refresh, and the bridge reference present in the originaleventEmitteris now invalid.We can test this by adding a timeout function to the
buildRUMConfigurationmethod that will try to send an event afterxseconds, and before that time perform aFast Refresh. Something like this should do the trick:When testing both expo and bare workflows on version 0.77, the behavior seems to differ.
On expo no crash seems to happen, and as expected the
.sendEventalso doesn't work, while on bare workflow I could consitentely reproduce the issue as shown below: