When overriding the back action on a screen, this works for the top arrow on the page. However, the touch/swipe back navigation doesn’t respect this and leads to an unexpected page flow.
Hey Jordan, did you find this had other effects in your extension? The navigation override was something I had just recently implemented and am running into issues, so I’m wondering if you’ve had a similar experience.
what do you mean by other effects?
Happy to do over email if you’d prefer not to discuss app issues in forum, jordan@finners.dev
Hey! Effects was poor wording on my part. More-so, issues would be better I suppose lol.
I’m troubleshooting a crashing issue that only happens in production, so debugging has pretty much consisted of combing through the changes in the latest release; one of which was a callback for the overrideNavigateBack property in a Screen.
Chances are it’s not the culprit but I’m leaving no loose ends lol. The absence of a console when debugging prod has made it tedious to locate what is causing the issue in such a unique environment. Since I can only debug production after business hours, I had time to check out the community (which brought me to your post lol).
Hi Jordan,
Thanks for bringing this limitation to our attention I’ve added this to our backlog.
Victor
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No I haven’t seen any crashes. Have you connected the remote debugger? Debugging
I set up a separate app in the partner dashboard, that I call my staging app. So I can test and debug extensions without affecting production. That might make it a bit easier for you 
Yep I use the debugging console throughout the whole development process.
But the issue was only replicable on production. I could not get it to happen on the development store.
I got to the botton of things overnight (
), and the cause of all problems was actually a refractoring error that had malformed a useEffect dependency.
What has me still baffled is that even an identical build (which also had the malformed useEffect) would run without any issues on the development preview.
It’s the kind of stuff nightmares are made of lol.
Oh dam, yeah that is a real gotcha. Maybe different device versions
I’m a class based components guy, I’ve heard too many scare stories and it works better in my head 