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🐛 [FirebaseSessions] iOS crash - EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV) - KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x0000000172a476dc #12442
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Isn't this a bug that occurred since iOS 17.4? It occurred in my environment today. |
Yes, was experiencing this on iOS 17.4 too. |
context: Today, an iOS 17.4 user who is testing on TestFlight reported an app crash to me. The crash did not happen on my iPhone, so I updated to iOS 17.4 as well and the crash started happening. |
Running this in an example app running on debug or release on iOS 17.4 does produce any crash. Can you try with less dependencies?
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I'm experiencing the exact same issue |
Same issue on our app with all our clients that are updating to iOS 17.4 |
same issue after updating to iOS 17.4 EDIT: after upgrading my packages it works perfectly. |
@itsmeemaaario @bielcarpi @JohannDesobry, feel free to provide a way for me to reproduce. |
I encountered the same problem after updating to iOS 17.4. After some investigation, I discovered that the solution was to upgrade the firebase_core, firebase_auth, and firebase_analytics dependencies in our project.
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Closing this since it seems to have been fixed as part of the latest native iOS release which is part of
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@Lyokone this forces Dart 3.2.0 which I can't use on my project since it's locked to a previous Flutter version (3.13). Any other way around? Edit: if this is true, it's somehow an unacceptable solution since you are forcing every app that relies on non-stable Flutter versions to update/migrate to it which in a lot of scenarios, introduces multiple breaking changes that can't be handled in no time while trying to fix this iOS issue. |
work well for me. |
Bug report
This happens about 50% of time I open my app, directly at startup:
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Steps to reproduce
The only thing that there is enough time for to run on startup before my app crashes is my main() function, where I initialize firebase:
Flutter doctor
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flutter doctor
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Flutter dependencies
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flutter pub deps -- --style=compact
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