When I have:
(:foreground_only) // the point is that there isn't annotation or there is, but no :background annotation
function onStart(state as Dictionary?) as Void
log("onStart);
}
according to the documentation:
:background Denotes code blocks available to the Background process.
So if I don't annotate a function (even if it's overriding the base class's onStart), it is not supposed to be present in the background app, and thus onStart should not be overridden in the background app. But it does run both in background and foreground.
SDK: 4.1.7, simulator: fr255
