Project Tiny compatibility with the Cordova Framework?

We are working with a Broadcaster, who have a html5 based app, with a lot of kids games. The app is made using the Cordova web-app application framework (js based).

We have found a compatibility bug when trying to run a Project Tiny project, through their app. It starts throwing errors, when the cordova framework starts loading/executing (even before the game code starts loading).

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"A managed exception was thrown. The Tiny runtime does not support managed exceptions"
and
"No native stack trace exists. Make sure this platform suport native stack traces".

Cordova does mention anywhere, that it does not support stack tracing. Or that it uses managed exceptions. But that does offcause not means, that it is not the case(s).

So the question is, whether this is a well know compatibility bug - Project Tiny will never by able to run inside the framework at all?
- or if there is a work-around?
- or if there is a upcoming fix?
- or if maybe never versions of the Cordova framework might fix this?

Any pointers, would be really great.

 

I have never used Cordova so I am just trying to propose ideas here...

But one issue that might be happening is that the Unity Tiny stores all the assets in a separate Data folder, and the access to it is done by "XMLHttpRequest". Sometimes servers or frameworks do not allow http requests to be made via code, so this may throw the error you see (not loading the base scene)

I searched some docs and this link might be helpful to test the issue: Whitelist on Cordova

Another thing you might look is my thread about putting it in a single HTML file, the whole proccess takes about 2 hours depending on the assets of the game, but I was able to run my game using only that one file
Put the C# to wasm build into single HTML