Ensure "addEventListener" exists on "window" for "scheduler" package

[trueadm]

This fixes #13694.

When the scheduler package initializes, it tries to attach an event listener to window via addEventListener. In some environments, the window object might be mocked and thus addEventListener might be missing. This PR adds a check to ensure that this function does exist before trying to attach the event.

[gaearon]

I think it would be more consistent to do this in the existing typeof window === 'undefined' check.

[gaearon]

It would also be nice to get an understanding of what changed that made this a problem for RN.

[trueadm]

@gaearon Why would you do it in the typeof window === 'undefined' condition, shouldn't it be done in the else of that condition (which is where it is)? If window is undefined then we never even touch the logic to add the event listener. My understanding is that it's because this package was pulled in to RN environments where they are using a mocked window that doesn't have addEventListener on it.

[gaearon]

I mean that for our purposes “window without addEventListener” is just as bad as “undefined window”. So we should treat them the same way — by falling back.

[gaearon]

My understanding is that it's because this package was pulled in to RN environments

This is what I’d like to clarify. It’s not clear to me how it got pulled in. Do we know where it’s imported?

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[trueadm]

@gaearon I understand what you mean now, thanks for clarifying.

So my primary fix for this was to remove the require to react-dom in RN etc, but there isn't one that I could see anywhere. The most likely case for react-dom being pulled in, which pulls in scheduler, is that people are using third-party React packages that pull it in. Given we can't manage these third-party libraries, I applied the fix as a conditional (I've applied changes as per your feedback) to scheduler itself.

[gaearon]

The most likely case for react-dom being pulled in, which pulls in scheduler, is that people are using third-party React packages that pull it in.

Ah. This makes sense.