Closed cristianoccazinsp closed 5 years ago
Hi @cristianoccazinsp
This looks suspiciously similar to the first case mentioned here: https://github.com/bugsnag/bugsnag-react-native/issues/369#issuecomment-517284896 (it's a different Bugsnag lib that it's struggling to find but the root cause could be the same).
In that case the error was due to side-loading an APK split generated from an App Bundle which was the wrong architecture for the device.
Is it possible the APK you're testing with is the wrong architecture for the device?
If you think there may be a different cause it would be useful if you could write into support@bugsnag.com with details of your account and a link to the error in your Bugsnag dashboard so we can analyze the error report in more detail.
Thanks!
That is the main issue, we don't know who loaded the APK, but it most likely came from Google's auto testing when an app is published.
Since it didn't come from a real user I'm not too worries about the issue, but perhaps it was useful for you guys.
El mar., 1 de octubre de 2019 10:47, Matt Young notifications@github.com escribió:
Hi @cristianoccazinsp https://github.com/cristianoccazinsp
This looks suspiciously similar to the first case mentioned here:
369 (comment)
https://github.com/bugsnag/bugsnag-react-native/issues/369#issuecomment-517284896 (it's a different Bugsnag lib that it's struggling to find but the root cause could be the same).
In that case the error was due to side-loading an APK split generated from an App Bundle which was the wrong architecture for the device.
Is it possible the APK you're testing with is the wrong architecture for the device?
If you think there may be a different cause it would be useful if you could write into support@bugsnag.com with details of your account and a link to the error in your Bugsnag dashboard so we can analyze the error report in more detail.
Thanks!
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We believe it's probably some issue with the wrong APK/bundle being loaded for that device, or something specific to the Google sandbox emulator.
We don't think it's likely to affect real users who've downloaded apps via official channels.
Really appreciate the report but I think in this case we'll close as I don't think Bugsnag is ultimately the cause.
Thanks!
@cristianoccazinsp Note that we've recently found some other possible reasons for linkage errors like this. Please see our guidance here: https://github.com/bugsnag/bugsnag-react-native/issues/369#issuecomment-541596996
Description
Bugsnag just reported an error from Google's test runner from bugsnag itself (the irony). See log below
Issue
Crash Log
Device from the log:
Environment
Library versions:
iOS/Android version(s): Android
simulator/emulator or physical device?: Unknown
debug mode or production?: Prod
[X] (Android only)
BugsnagReactNative.start(this)
is present in theonCreate
method of yourMainApplication
class?I don't really know where is this coming from, all I have is bugsnag's info itself. But looking at the crash, looks like a bugsnag unhandled case.