Cleans up LongLivedObjectCollection created by RN Windows #12934
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React Native now intrinsically supports per-VM LongLivedObjectCollections, so the additional behavior in Windows is redundant.
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@vmoroz Can you review this, since you were dealing with something similar a short time ago? |
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Description
Type of Change
Erase all that don't apply.
Why
Our app has some cross platform JSI modules that use the default
LongLivedObjectCollection, which does not get cleaned up by react-native-windows. Moving to the intrinsically per-VMLongLivedObjectCollectionhelps :).Resolves [Add Relevant Issue Here]
What
Eliminates the LongLivedObjectCollection created by TurboModulesProvider.
Changelog
Should this change be included in the release notes: no
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