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fix(ios): issue 621 - getLocation not resolving #625

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@ademanuele ademanuele commented Sep 2, 2021

Closes #621

It seems this issue is only happening if flutter is
already requesting location updates when the call to
getLocation is made.

Potential fix:
In the case where location updates are already running,
and a valid location is already present, return the
latest location to the caller when getLocation is called.

I have tested this implementation and it seems to work on this dummy example app:
location.zip

It seems this issue is only happening if flutter is
already requesting location updates when the call to
getLocation is made.

Potential fix:
In the case where location updates are already running,
and a valid location is already present, return the
latest location to the caller when getLocation is called.
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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions.

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@Lyokone What do you think about this PR?

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Hi @ademanuele, would you be up to resolving the conflict?

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[iOS] "getLocation" not resolving
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