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Description
Following the specified steps, I implemented a Widget in iOS with a Button that calls an interactivityCallback defined in Dart.
The issue is that upon the initial launch of the app, interacting with the widget does not trigger the method. However, upon returning to the app and performing a refresh, it appears the method has been called every time, as if it were cached somewhere in memory.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
Following the specified steps, I implemented a Widget in iOS with a Button that calls an interactivityCallback defined in Dart.
The issue is that upon the initial launch of the app, interacting with the widget does not trigger the method. However, upon returning to the app and performing a refresh, it appears the method has been called every time, as if it were cached somewhere in memory.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: