Both setting the component name and initial props trigger a reload. This means that for the following block, we are calling ReloadView() twice, throwing away the work of the first call.
ReactRootView().ComponentName(name);
ReactRootView().InitialProps(initialProps);ReloadView() checks whether a component name is set before doing anything, so unsetting the component name, doing all the set up needed, then setting the component name as the final step should fix this issue:
ReactRootView().ComponentName({});
ReactRootView().InitialProps(initialProps);
ReactRootView().ComponentName(name);However, this crashes the app. The issue has been filed upstream: microsoft/react-native-windows#5676.
Both setting the component name and initial props trigger a reload. This means that for the following block, we are calling
ReloadView()twice, throwing away the work of the first call.ReloadView()checks whether a component name is set before doing anything, so unsetting the component name, doing all the set up needed, then setting the component name as the final step should fix this issue:However, this crashes the app. The issue has been filed upstream: microsoft/react-native-windows#5676.