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setTimeout is broken #9030
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Check that your device's time matches that of your computer! This happened to me and took an unfortunately long while to debug haha |
There is already an issue open for this. There doesn't seem to be any fix on the way however. |
Looks like this is now fixed as discussed in #9436 . |
@mangogogos Is correct. I had the problem of time drifting more than 60s and I corrected it but still there was a few seconds difference between the emulator and the system. Hilariously by the time I read his comment and looked back at the emulator I realized my code had actually executed after the delay. |
Not really sure here but somethign is fishy.. I am running on device via debug mode.
This will always fire instantly... about 100 ms
Fires instantly as well
Fires after about 30 seconds
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