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Description:
When testing geofencing functionality with react-native-background-geolocation, I'm encountering an issue where geofence events are being detected at the native iOS level but are not being propagated to the JavaScript layer.
Configure Background Geolocation with geofencing enabled
Add a polygon geofence to the monitoring list
Enter the geofenced area
Observe Xcode logs vs JavaScript console
Current Behavior:
Circular geofence events are working correctly and triggering JavaScript callbacks
Polygon geofence events are detected in native iOS logs:
[PolygonGeofencingService didEnterRegion:] ENTER containing geofence of polygon: 78bdc40a-a5a3-4cae-998f-880f89569725
However, polygon geofence events are not received in the JavaScript onGeofence callback
This suggests a specific issue with the polygon geofence event bridge, as circular geofences are working as expected
Expected Behavior:
The onGeofence callback in JavaScript should fire when the native iOS layer detects a geofence event, providing details about the entered region.
Description:
When testing geofencing functionality with
react-native-background-geolocation
, I'm encountering an issue where geofence events are being detected at the native iOS level but are not being propagated to the JavaScript layer.Environment:
Steps to Reproduce:
Current Behavior:
onGeofence
callbackExpected Behavior:
The
onGeofence
callback in JavaScript should fire when the native iOS layer detects a geofence event, providing details about the entered region.Code:
Additional Information:
onLocation
) are working correctlyAdditional Implementation Details:
Questions:
Debug logs
Logs
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