Remote service does not respond to _accessibilityMachPort

[gabrielrobert]

Hi,

Is this something we can address from your plugin? I would be happy to send a pull request if you have any idea on how to fix it.

Many thanks.

Bug Information

Version Number of Plugin: 5.1.0

Device Tested On: iPad Pro 12

Version of VS: VS Mac 7.3.3 (build 17)

Version of Xamarin: Xamarin.Forms -> 2.5.0.121934

Versions of other things you are using:

BTProgressHUD -> 1.2.0.6
LiveXAML -> 2.1.16
Microsoft.AppCenter.Analytics -> 1.3.0
Microsoft.AppCenter.Crashes -> 1.3.0
Plugins.Forms.ButtonCircle -> 1.3.9
Refit -> 4.1.0
SQLiteNetExtensions -> 2.0.0
SQLiteNetExtensions.Async -> 2.0.0
Xam.Plugins.Messaging -> 5.1.0
Xamarin.Forms -> 2.5.0.121934
Xamarin.TestCloud.Agent -> 0.21.3
SegmentedControl.FormsPlugin -> 1.3.4

Steps to reproduce the Behavior

1. Install the latest version of plugin
2. Copy-paste code snippet
3. Run application and try to send email

Expected Behavior

Mail application open successfully without noises.

Actual Behavior

Mail application open with the error AX Exchange error: Error Domain=Accessibility Code=0 "Remote service does not respond to _accessibilityMachPort" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Remote service does not respond to _accessibilityMachPort} in console every 0.2 seconds.

Code snippet

AppDelegate:

#if ENABLE_TEST_CLOUD
            Calabash.Start();
#endif

Actual sender:

var builder = new EmailMessageBuilder()
    .To(to)
    .Cc(cc)
    .Bcc(bcc)
    .Subject(subject)
    .Body(body);

CrossMessaging.Current.EmailMessenger.SendEmail(builder.Build());

Screenshots

[cjlotz]

@gabrielrobert seems to be related to this

[gabrielrobert]

@cjlotz Exactly. Have you ever heard of this problem? Is there something we can do in your (very useful!) library?

Just disabling Calabash is not a solution, unfortunately.

[cjlotz]

Unfortunately this is outside the scope/control of the messaging library. The enabling/disabling of Calabash lies in the hands of the app developer, not in hands of a 3rd party library. From the Xamarin docs they mention that you should only set the ENABLE_TEST_CLOUD compiler directive for Debug builds and not Release builds as the app will be rejected. Are you doing this?

[gabrielrobert]

This is what I expected, thank you for your time @cjlotz.