fix(runtime): Crashes after destroying a worker runtime #1213
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Check for destroyed
TNSRuntime
and handle gracefully indealloc
. Sometimesnative objects having JS counterparts could live longer than their respective
TNSRuntimes
(e.g. JS callbacks that have been subscribed for events from
NSNotificationCenter
)Add
RELEASE_ASSERT
s for aliveTNSRuntime
in all places in the code wherethis is expected.
Allow creation of an
ObjCWrapperObject
without an aliveTNSRuntime
. Thisis needed when the native object needs to be accessed from another VM (e.g.
accessing the handler to destroy it from the main (notifications producer) thread
when the worker has already exited)
[webkit] Guard against destroyed and
nullptr
VM's in locking primitivesKeep VM alive as long as there are objects referring it
Add strong references to VM from blocks and native adapters for JS objects
Invoke C++ destructor in
disposeBlock
instead of the explicit clearing itsmember(s)
Keep worker thread alive as long as the VM is in use
Add tests for crashes and leaked runtimes
PR Checklist
refs #1163