Earth state is INTERNAL when starting the app without an active internet connection

Tom3652 commented 2 months ago

SPECIFIC ISSUE ENCOUNTERED

Build the sample app and turn off your wifi / internet connection. See that Earth.EarthState is ERROR_INTERNAL.

VERSIONS USED

Android Studio: 2024.1.2
ARCore SDK for Android: 1.45.0
Device manufacturer, model, and O/S: Motorola
Google Play Services for AR (ARCore): versionName=1.45.242050483 On Windows, use: adb shell pm dump com.google.ar.core | findstr /i "packages: versionName" On macOS, use: adb shell pm dump com.google.ar.core | egrep -i versionName\|packages:
Output of adb shell getprop ro.build.fingerprint: motorola/sofiar_reteu/sofiar:11/RPES31.Q4U-47-35-12/24aaf7:user/release-keys

STEPS TO REPRODUCE THE ISSUE

Turn off all internet connectivity on your phone
Log the earth state
Run the sample quickstart
See the earth state is in ERROR_INTERNAL

WORKAROUNDS (IF ANY)

No workarounds unfortunately

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

Note : turning on wifi when the app is already running doesn't make it work, you have to kill the app and restart it with internet connection to get a "normal" earth state.

Tom3652 commented 2 months ago

I just think about it now, but is it possible that the ARCore sdk is checking for the API availability before starting the session ? And thus encounter an error because there is no internet connection ?

15kingben commented 1 month ago

Geospatial requires an internet connection, so you will get EarthState Error Internal starting the app without an internet connection. I think at that point the only way to fix the issue would be to call Session.configure twice and disable/reenable the geospatial api once internet has been restored (or wait for internet access before configuring the arcore session initially).

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