Sharing.shareAsync can return Promise<object> but the returned object seems to always be {}. What information might this object contain? How should it be handled (or is it really always just empty)?
Hello @orome 
I see that this API is not described very accurately 
The actual value returned on each platform is:
- on iOS:
Promise<{}>(empty object) - on Android: Promise<{}>` (empty object)
- on Web:
Promise<void>(this causes discrepancies)
You can expect this returned object to never contain any property. I guess the docs says Promise<object>, because in TypeScript there’s a convention to type {} (empty object) as object
I guess these docs need some more clarification or a change in the returned value. I think refactoring both mobile platforms to return Promsie<void> would be a reasonable step.