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Android Sync: Improve RN-timers idling resource such that it would skip over interval-timers #1048

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Though in 5a179ca we've improved the RN-timers idling resource on Android - making it effective for the 1st time, we didn't take repeating timers (i.e. JS intervals) into account.

This branch introduces an iOS-equivalent solution that simply ignores intervals and takes the nearest non-repeating timer as the one to inspect.

@d4vidi d4vidi requested a review from rotemmiz as a code owner November 19, 2018 20:52
@d4vidi d4vidi force-pushed the timers-ir-skip-over-interval branch from 0500a2d to 9187c01 Compare November 19, 2018 21:00
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d4vidi commented Nov 20, 2018

Seems that stress-timeouts are flaky on Android, I'll check.

@d4vidi d4vidi force-pushed the timers-ir-skip-over-interval branch from 9187c01 to 2b5d210 Compare November 20, 2018 15:55
@rotemmiz rotemmiz changed the title Android: Improve RN-timers idling resource such that it would skip over interval-timers Android Sync: Improve RN-timers idling resource such that it would skip over interval-timers Nov 20, 2018
@rotemmiz rotemmiz merged commit 8404a4d into master Nov 20, 2018
@rotemmiz rotemmiz deleted the timers-ir-skip-over-interval branch November 20, 2018 18:44
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