Closed rivella50 closed 3 months ago
Hi @rivella50, looking at frame 0 I see a crash in a closure within the SwiftSumupPlugin.handle
method. Can you confirm that the crash occurs within a method of the SDK itself, and not in the code you use to call the SDK?
Hi Jade, unfortunately i cannot confirm that since the crash happened on a user's device we don't know. And between the Flutter app i can control and the SDK is the mentioned 3rd-party plugin in addition we use to communicate with the SDK. Therefore i was hoping you could tell more from having a look at the stacktrace.
The SDK passes control back to your code (or a plugin you are using) above frame 3. This could be triggered at the end of a successful transaction or at the end of a transaction that failed with an error. I recommend checking the code of SwiftSumupPlugin
.
Ok, thank you very much for your response. I will check then with the plugin developer.
Hi there, we use SumUp integration in our Flutter app by using this plugin, where iOS SumUpSDK version seems to be 4.3.1. Recently we got this crash report in Firebase Crashlytics which happened on one of our customer's device:
Could you tell what went wrong here and could this error already have been fixed in a newer SDK release version? Thanks a lot for your answer.