on mobile (Android & iOS) : google undefined

[madc0w]

In mobile-config.js, we have:

App.accessRule("*.google.com/*");
App.accessRule("*.googleapis.com/*");
App.accessRule("*.gstatic.com/*");

And yet, this:

	Tracker.autorun(() => {
		if (GoogleMaps.loaded()) {
			geocoder.set(new google.maps.Geocoder());
		}
	});

yields the following stack:

(anonymous function) — client.js:54 [ the line above that references google.maps.Geocoder ]
_compute — tracker.js:339
_recompute — tracker.js:358
_runFlush — tracker.js:532
onGlobalMessage — meteor.js:426

We also see, probably when attempting to instantiate a map:

No message (1)
create — dburles_google-maps.js:144
(anonymous function) — dburles_google-maps.js:168
(anonymous function) — blaze.js:1934
_withTemplateInstanceFunc — blaze.js:3744
(anonymous function) — blaze.js:1932
_withCurrentView — blaze.js:2271
Template.googleMap:anonymous — blaze.js:1931
_compute — tracker.js:339
Computation — tracker.js:229
autorun — tracker.js:613
autorun — blaze.js:1944
autorun — blaze.js:3604
(anonymous function) — dburles_google-maps.js:152
(anonymous function) — blaze.js:3398
_withTemplateInstanceFunc — blaze.js:3744
fireCallbacks — blaze.js:3394
(anonymous function) — blaze.js:3487
(anonymous function) — blaze.js:1845
_withCurrentView — blaze.js:2271
(anonymous function) — blaze.js:1844
_runFlush — tracker.js:548
onGlobalMessage — meteor.js:426

[dburles]

If the geocoding library is loaded externally make sure that you use loadUtilityLibrary so that the GoogleMaps.loaded covers loading state for it too. Edit: Looks like it's not a utility library

[dburles]

Also try this #131