As the title says, we have an app that seems to have stopped making Meteor method calls after disconnecting and reconnecting.
We make use of the nspangler:autorecconect package, which seems to be working fine as far as I can tell.
The app UI becomes disabled with a “waiting for server” dialog while disconnected (as it should) and then the dialog goes away when it reconnects. I get a client-side console log when the recconect happens and I also added a Meteor.onReconnect
to my server to verify that the connection was actually happening (it is, but with a different id than the initial connection, if it matters).
I added some console logs and was able to determine that after the reconnect, the method called by Meteor.call
was never firing on the server and I also was never making it into the callback on the client side.
I’ve tested in as many ways as I can think of:
- calling
Meteor.disconnect()
and thenMeteor.reconnect()
- Manually turning off local development server as well as production server then turning back on
- Turning off WiFi while connected to prod app and then turning wifi back on
Regardless of the method, the result is the same. After reconnecting, I am unable to call Meteor methods using meteor.call
. It seems like they are never making it to the server.
I’m happy to provide any more information that I can.
Does anyone have any suggestions that I might try?