Closed EstebanC02 closed 6 years ago
Looks like the activity went away but you didn't cancel the Picasso request and so it tried to display something afterwards causing the crash. Use the tag feature on all your requests and cancel them all when the activity goes away (e.g., in onStop).
@JakeWharton Thanks! But how I controlled when the call of Picasso is from the Firebase In-App Library, I have to call the cancel in every Activity from my app?
Yes you need to tag every request you make with the activity instance, pause them all in onStop, and cancel them all in onDestroy. The next version will do this automatically with lifecycle support.
Hello, thank you very much for the library is very useful, but currently I have a problem, makes my application break and affects my users. The error is due to the integration with Firebase In-App Messaging, I attach the error log:
Platform: android
Date: 2018-09-12T16:36:00Z
OS Version: 5.1.1
Device: Galaxy J1 Ace
RAM Free: 21%
Disk Free: 16.8%