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If the camera is unmounted before it finishes starting, there are two issues.
First, a setState call is made which puts an error in the console about setting
state on unmounted components. Second, the media stream is not stopped, so the
user's camera stays on.
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If the camera was unmounted before it had finished starting, there were two
issues. First, a setState call was made which put an error in the console about
setting state on unmounted components. Second, the media stream was not stopped,
so the user's camera would stay on. This commit fixes that problem.
FixesMABelanger#127.
If the camera was unmounted before it had finished starting, there were two
issues. First, a setState call was made which put an error in the console about
setting state on unmounted components. Second, the media stream was not stopped,
so the user's camera would stay on. This commit fixes that problem.
FixesMABelanger#127.
If the camera is unmounted before it finishes starting, there are two issues.
First, a setState call is made which puts an error in the console about setting
state on unmounted components. Second, the media stream is not stopped, so the
user's camera stays on.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: