Crash opening views implemented with Jetpack Compose

d2callpod commented 7 months ago

Questions to Ask Before Submission

Does you app launch successfully without wrapping? yes
Have you reviewed the prerequisites for App Wrapping? yes
Does your issue have a solution in the Troubleshooting Guide? no
Have you checked the Microsoft Intune App SDK for Android repository for similar issues? yes
Are you using the latest version of the App Wrapper? yes

Describe the bug: With a wrapped apk navigating to views implemented with Jetpack Compose. There are no issues with the apk prior to wrapping.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Wrap an APK with the Intune wrapping tool
Launch the app
Authenticate with Intune
Navigate to views that are implemented with xml layouts
Navigate to views implemented with Jetpack Compose
The app crashes with the stacktrace below

Expected behavior: Jetpack Compose views open without crashing.

Screenshots and logs:

java.lang.IncompatibleClassChangeError: Found interface androidx.compose.ui.graphics.drawscope.DrawScope, but class was expected (declaration of 'androidx.compose.ui.graphics.drawscope.DrawScope' appears in /data/app/~~A2WLcqqu2Gybutp-zSRSQg==/com.keepersecurity.intune-xQXZL80eio-qnibnZdnbzg==/base.apk!classes13.dex)
    at androidx.compose.ui.graphics.drawscope.DrawScope.drawRect-n-J9OG0$default(DrawScope.kt:454)
    at androidx.compose.foundation.BackgroundNode.drawRect(Background.kt:163)
    at androidx.compose.foundation.BackgroundNode.draw(Background.kt:155)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.LayoutNodeDrawScope.drawDirect-x_KDEd0$ui_release(LayoutNodeDrawScope.kt:105)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.LayoutNodeDrawScope.draw-x_KDEd0$ui_release(LayoutNodeDrawScope.kt:86)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator.drawContainedDrawModifiers(NodeCoordinator.kt:364)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator.access$drawContainedDrawModifiers(NodeCoordinator.kt:54)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator$drawBlock$1$1.invoke(NodeCoordinator.kt:383)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator$drawBlock$1$1.invoke(NodeCoordinator.kt:382)
    at androidx.compose.runtime.snapshots.Snapshot$Companion.observe(Snapshot.kt:2303)
    at androidx.compose.runtime.snapshots.SnapshotStateObserver$ObservedScopeMap.observe(SnapshotStateObserver.kt:500)
    at androidx.compose.runtime.snapshots.SnapshotStateObserver.observeReads(SnapshotStateObserver.kt:256)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.OwnerSnapshotObserver.observeReads$ui_release(OwnerSnapshotObserver.kt:133)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator$drawBlock$1.invoke(NodeCoordinator.kt:382)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator$drawBlock$1.invoke(NodeCoordinator.kt:380)
    at androidx.compose.ui.platform.RenderNodeApi29.record(RenderNodeApi29.android.kt:209)
    at androidx.compose.ui.platform.RenderNodeLayer.updateDisplayList(RenderNodeLayer.android.kt:335)
    at androidx.compose.ui.platform.RenderNodeLayer.drawLayer(RenderNodeLayer.android.kt:277)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator.draw(NodeCoordinator.kt:348)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.LayoutModifierNodeCoordinator.performDraw(LayoutModifierNodeCoordinator.kt:176)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator.drawContainedDrawModifiers(NodeCoordinator.kt:361)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator.access$drawContainedDrawModifiers(NodeCoordinator.kt:54)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator$drawBlock$1$1.invoke(NodeCoordinator.kt:383)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator$drawBlock$1$1.invoke(NodeCoordinator.kt:382)
    at androidx.compose.runtime.snapshots.Snapshot$Companion.observe(Snapshot.kt:2303)
    at androidx.compose.runtime.snapshots.SnapshotStateObserver$ObservedScopeMap.observe(SnapshotStateObserver.kt:500)
    at androidx.compose.runtime.snapshots.SnapshotStateObserver.observeReads(SnapshotStateObserver.kt:256)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.OwnerSnapshotObserver.observeReads$ui_release(OwnerSnapshotObserver.kt:133)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator$drawBlock$1.invoke(NodeCoordinator.kt:382)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator$drawBlock$1.invoke(NodeCoordinator.kt:380)
    at androidx.compose.ui.platform.RenderNodeApi29.record(RenderNodeApi29.android.kt:209)
    at androidx.compose.ui.platform.RenderNodeLayer.updateDisplayList(RenderNodeLayer.android.kt:335)
    at androidx.compose.ui.platform.RenderNodeLayer.drawLayer(RenderNodeLayer.android.kt:277)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator.draw(NodeCoordinator.kt:348)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.LayoutNode.draw$ui_release(LayoutNode.kt:926)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.InnerNodeCoordinator.performDraw(InnerNodeCoordinator.kt:174)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator.drawContainedDrawModifiers(NodeCoordinator.kt:361)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.NodeCoordinator.draw(NodeCoordinator.kt:353)
    at androidx.compose.ui.node.LayoutNode.draw$ui_release(LayoutNode.kt:926)

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

Device: Pixel 5a
OS Version: Android 14

Intune app wrapping tool (please complete the following information):

What version of the wrapper are you using? Are you using the latest version? 1.0.4214.3
What platform is your app based in (Java, Xamarin based, Cordova, etc)? Native Android
For pre-wrapping errors, does the app build without being wrapped? N/A
For post-wrapping errors, does the app launch without being wrapped? yes
Who is the customer?
Do you see a trend with it only being reproduced on a specific device? fails every time.

Additional context: No

ChismanRaheem commented 6 months ago

HI @d2callpod Please confirm that if you are using ProGuard to eliminate unused class references from the app's primary DEX file. Note if you are using v3.1.0 or higher of the Android Gradle plugin, disable the D8 dexer

d2callpod commented 6 months ago

Hi @ChismanRaheem

We have Proguard disabled.

ChismanRaheem commented 5 months ago

HI @d2callpod Please collect diagnostic logs and share the incident ID with the full crash report, if available please provide us with sample app so that we can reproduce the issue with steps that you have provided.

Ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/user-help/send-logs-to-your-it-admin-by-email-android

d2callpod commented 5 months ago

@ChismanRaheem

Here is an example apk and it's source code.

intune-wrapped-compose-sample-apk.zip

ComposeApplication.zip

ChismanRaheem commented 5 months ago

@d2callpod Thank you we are looking into this.

ChismanRaheem commented 5 months ago

@d2callpod In this situation, JetPack Compose cannot be utilized, note we are looking into this internally it is advised to use the Intune SDK in place of the wrapper.

d2callpod commented 5 months ago

The SDK can be used within JetPack Compose apps? From looking at the documentation I wasn't sure.

ChismanRaheem commented 4 months ago

Hi @d2callpod I can see that this is still being investigated with our SDK team (internal tracking #16814898) in the meantime I am respectfully requesting a sample application, when available please provide a sample repro of the application.

d2callpod commented 4 months ago

I don't want to invest any more time in Intune unless it's clear the SDK can be used. I already put a lot of time into the use of Intune. I have low expectations of this being resolved. Especially after talking with the author of this blog post.

https://www.zacsweers.dev/is-viewpump-a-security-risk/amp/

ChismanRaheem commented 4 months ago

Hi @d2callpod Thank you for the update and providing your feedback on the issue. I am recommending that you engage the respective repository that aligns with the incident via https://github.com/msintuneappsdk/ms-intune-app-sdk-android/issues for further investigation with the Intune app sdk for Android.

Summary: Jetpack Compose is not supported with Intune app wrapper for Android.

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