Closed MrMikeTyson closed 7 years ago
Filter the log properly, otherwise the issue report is invalid. DONT filter for any line containing "snapchat'. Filter in Android Studio for the Snapchat application.
But I don't have Android Studio. My computer does not have enough space for me to install Android Studio ... What can I do?
Then find an application that can filter to packages instead of content of lines.
Sorry but I'm not too expert ... I do not know how to do that
Nobody here is "too expert" to the point of knowing every app in the world, to suggest which one fits your needs. When I search an app for something, I do like everyone : I google it. Why not starting by that :) ?
A minute after, I found one in the five first google play store results. Yaaay !
Sorry to seem rude but everyone should know how to make a google search before complaining :/ .
Here is my logcat (filter for com.snapchat.android) and log from Xposed.
logcat.txt - 60ish lines xposedLog.txt - 130ish lines
Device Information: Samsung Galaxy S4 (SPH-L720) Android version 4.4.2 KitKat L720VPUFNG2
@Efficacy28 how did you produce a logcat for snapchat?
Okay, if nobody found it... Either Android Studio's per app filter, or Logcat extreme, the 3rd result from google play store when you search "Logcat".
The "crash" occurs a few seconds after taking a picture. I use quotations because it's not a crash per se, but Snapchat just freezes or slows down significantly. The "crash" has been occuring since the official stable Snapprefs 2.0.0 beta update, but I suppose not a lot of users experiences this issue since it wasn't properly reported up until now.
Here is short clip (~42 sec) of the crash https://youtu.be/FgO_QZZISSw
EDIT: Fixed YouTube link. Corresponding logs in my last comment above.
@efficacy28 download cat log, open it, click the circles x on the top right to clear the log, open snapchat, cause the freeze, then open catlog, search for snap, click the three vertical dots button on the bottom right, click save, upload here
@M1kep catLog.txt
I read the information from the pull requests. I disabled all the visual filters and I was able to take a picture without the freeze. Thanks for the help.
Awesome, glad you were able to figure that out, was odd trying to find an issue where there is no crash, especially when we are coding into another app :p
Hello, Snapchat crash after taking picture, here is a logcat.
alogcat.2016-10-02-16-42-25+0200.txt