Added (fixed) support for onSnapshot (issue 81) #158
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…aChanges is true.
…l the onSnapshot callbacks no mater where the flush is called from.
…tial callback-call. First case where it would fail: the initial-data was null and it would think "no change", despite it needing to always trigger initially. Second case where it would fail: calling onSnapshot on a document instead of a query.
This was referenced Oct 24, 2019
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The pull-request by BrianChapman (#130) mostly added support for onSnapshot, but had an issue where the onSnapshot callback sometimes wasn't called with the initial contents (if value was null at the time, or if called on a dec-ref instead of a query).
This pull-request is an updated version of his, fixing those issues.
EDIT: Apparently, BrianChapman made a newer pull-request (#145) with a fix for orderBy for it -- meaning we have two divergent pull-requests adding different fixes. If @soumak77 returns, one of us can integrate the other's fixes into a single onSnapshot merge. (too lazy atm since @soumak77 seems inactive currently)