Fix app killing itself when opening deep links #517
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When opening a deep link this plugin is loaded twice on the same process, so we cannot kill the app when destroying the first plugin. This line was first added by katzer#304 However the issue this was intended to solve was likely fixed by removing the launchMode singleInstance (already merged), as explained in here: katzer#261 (comment)
When opening a deep link this plugin is loaded twice on the same process, so we cannot kill the app when destroying the first plugin.
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When opening a deep link this plugin is loaded twice on the same process, so we cannot kill the app when destroying the first plugin.
This line was first added by #304
However the issue this was intended to solve was likely fixed by removing the launchMode singleInstance (already merged), as explained in here: #261 (comment)