Closed AlexNsbmr closed 6 years ago
Hi, As you can easily check via sources it means you are calling TransitionManager.beginDelayedTransition with null first parameter ViewGroup sceneRoot. its not marked as NonNull currently, but in fact it is. Please check why you are doing so and add null check. An animation can't be started on a null view obviously.
Thank you for your quick feedback @andkulikov. It would be great to add more safety with a @NonNull
on the ViewGroup
parameter like in the android transition support library for a next version.
Keep up the good work !
@AlexNsbmr Thanks for the idea. I added nullability annotations for every method in the library and released version 1.8.0 with it.
@andkulikov Thank you, you're awesome!
I'm experiencing some crashes in the library in ViewUtils:
Here is the stacktrace: