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I believe there is an issue with the iOS code when multiple requests are kicked off concurrently.
The data events that I receive after opening multiple connections appear to be randomly swapping between the different connections. In other words, if I open up two connections (A and B), I'll get data from connection A in connection B's data event, and A's data will go to connection B's data event.
I have not tested on windows phone, but I have beat on the android code and I've not been able to recreate it there. It only appears to affect the iOS code.
I may try to dig into it, but I'm not really fluent in objective C.
Hello,
First off, thanks for creating this plugin!
I believe there is an issue with the iOS code when multiple requests are kicked off concurrently.
The data events that I receive after opening multiple connections appear to be randomly swapping between the different connections. In other words, if I open up two connections (A and B), I'll get data from connection A in connection B's data event, and A's data will go to connection B's data event.
I have not tested on windows phone, but I have beat on the android code and I've not been able to recreate it there. It only appears to affect the iOS code.
I may try to dig into it, but I'm not really fluent in objective C.
Thanks,
Kyle
/cc @mohlsen @yaworsw @kwpeters
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