Warning on 13.3.0: "IBG-RN: The response body for the network request with URL..."

[leonardorib]

After upgrading to 13.3.0, I'm getting this warning (console.warn) in the development build on both Android and iOS every time Instabug is initialized:

IBG-RN: The response body for the network request with URL http://192.168.1.141:8081/symbolicate has been omitted because the content type  isn't supported.

Is this expected?

It didn't affect functionality. It's just annoying. Feels like a console.warn that shouldn't be there I guess?

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. Upgraded to 13.3.0
2. Run the development build of the app and init instabug

Expected Behavior

Shouldn't repeatedly see this warning or should be able to hide it based on the log levels.

Actual Behavior

Warning keeps showing up.

Instabug integration code

I made sure all instabug features are commented out. So it really comes down to the initialization:

Instabug.init({
    token: config('instabug.token'),
    invocationEvents: [
      config('env') === 'dev'
        ? InvocationEvent.twoFingersSwipe
        : InvocationEvent.shake,
    ],
  });

Simply initializing it will trigger the warn. I also tried using debugLogsLevel: LogLevel.none but still getting the warn.

SDK Version

13.3.0

React Native, iOS and Android Versions

RN 0.73.8 / iOS 17.5.1 / Android 14

Device Model

iPhone 13 / Samsung Galaxy m52

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[xanderdeseyn]

Have you found a solution to this? We are running into the same problem.

[gcottrell1]

also seeing this. anyone able to take a look?

[bobinrinder]

@xanderdeseyn @gcottrell1 We reported it to support and they "added it to their backlog".