Closed emilianoalvarez91 closed 2 months ago
Hello @emilianoalvarez91. Thank you for your request. I just want to clarify, how do you start Active Navigation? Do you apply any new configuration to config before Active Navigation start?
Hi @chizhavko, sure! I don't apply any new configuration before active navigation.
How I instantiate the MapboxNavigationProvider:
private let navigationProvider: MapboxNavigationProvider
init() {
let config = CoreConfig(
credentials: .init(accessToken: "{{Access_token}}")
)
self.navigationProvider = MapboxNavigationProvider(coreConfig: config)
}
Once I get the routes I do:
private func startNavigation() {
navigationProvider.mapboxNavigation.tripSession().startActiveGuidance(with: navigationRoutes, startLegIndex: 0)
cameraState = .following
}
I thought in the beginning that it could be an issue with custom navigation as I wasn't using the NavigationViewController, so then I rebuild everything using the navigationController and start the navigation by doing:
let navigationOptions = NavigationOptions(
mapboxNavigation: navigationProvider.mapboxNavigation,
voiceController: navigationProvider.routeVoiceController,
eventsManager: navigationProvider.eventsManager(),
styles: [DayStyle()],
predictiveCacheManager: navigationProvider.predictiveCacheManager,
navigationMapView: navigationMapView
)
let navigationViewController = NavigationViewController(
navigationRoutes: navigationRoutes,
navigationOptions: navigationOptions
)
In both cases, the same issue occurs. Active navigation starts correctly, but once a rerouting occurs the SDK crashes.
It seems that behind the scenes the SDK uses the Directions.shared singleton which is instantiated automatically by reading the value from MBXAccessToken
in the info.plist. If the key is not there, it will lead to a crash, which is unexpected as I'm setting the access token through MapboxNavigationProvider coreConfig's credentials and I would expect that the SDK sets this token everywhere.
I tried finding a way to set the access token to the Directions' singleton, but there isn't a way.
Hello @emilianoalvarez91
After some investigation i still cannot reproduce the issue, do you have sample project or do you know which precondition cause the failure? There is no MapboxDirections.Directions.shared.credentials not being set
in our codebase.
It can be reproduced with the CoreSDKExample
Steps to reproduce:
App crashes
Herewith is a video, showcasing it: https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-navigation-ios/assets/17701694/53dbdfb6-d899-4bb7-9a6c-545f87c090b2
@emilianoalvarez91 Thank you for your ticket. After investigation we found that this issue already resolved on our side and we planing to release fix in next release.
Hello @emilianoalvarez91 We recently released new 3.2.0 version of our SDK. Can you take a look please?
I cannot test the new version 3.2.0 in a physical device as I'm not using SPM in the project. When I'm trying to fetch version 3.2.0 I've noticed that you are not exposing MapboxDirections, MapboxNavigationCore, MapboxNavigationUIKit and _MapboxNavigationHelpers as binaries, so I'm not able to upgrade and test.
The issue about the SDK distribution is discussed in #4703
Mapbox Navigation SDK version
v3.1.1
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Rerouting happens and new route is generated.
Actual behavior
App crashes due to Swift runtime failure: precondition failure caused by MapboxDirections.Directions.shared.credentials not being set
I've tried setting MapboxOptions.accessToken = "{{Access_token}}" and it also doesn't work, but works correctly on Android Nav SDK. This issue is causing a problem because we don't want to expose the api token in the info.plist but have rotating tokens.
Is this a one-time issue or a repeatable issue?
repeatable