Looking at the docs, it’s a bit unclear whether I need to wait for the onReady callback to fire to track events.

My question is, do I have to write my code this way?

datadogRum.init(...)
dataDogRum.onReady(() => {
   // Might throw an error, we should log them
   renderApp()
})

Or does datadog buffer it, and let me dog something like:

datadogRum.init(...)

// Might throw an error, we should log them
renderApp()

In the latter case, will I lose any events that the renderApp method sends, because I didn’t wait for the onReady()? Or will RUM still track them and send them once its ready?