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call hls.destroy() in hlsjs-plyr-driver #28
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Hi @gbeane thank you for the PR! Could you please change commit name to the semantic-release notation? E.g. add
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I've been using ngx-plyr to play HLS video using the example hls driver.
When I destroy the Angular component that my ngx-plyr is in, I see in the network activity my app continues to load the .m3u8 file periodically.
this change seems to have fixed the problem for me.