[Bug] Maximum call stack size exceeded if HMR not active

[luchillo17]

Description

I created an app with CRNA, then ejected to normal RNA, then followed this tutorial to allow typescript code, at the end when running in device the app returned error Maximum call stack exceeded, however it fixes when i activate HMR from the app menu.

Reproduction Steps

I've linked a repo, just clone, install deps, start React-Native packager and run in Android with react-native run-android, the red screen with error should show, if nothing shows (not even text) then close the app in emulator and open again.

Lastly to make that red screen go away, open the app menu with Ctrl + M (in linux, idk how to in OSX), and activate HMR.

Actual screen of error:

Sample Code

Repo mentioned above: https://github.com/luchillo17/react-native-error-repo

Additional Information

• React Native version: react-native@0.44.3
• React version: react@16.0.0-alpha.6
• Platform: Android (don't have Mac for test in IOS)
• Development Operating System: Ubuntu 17.04
• Build tools: I've installed most android sdk versions:
  

[ValentinBlokhin]

+1

[hramos]

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