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Crash with SIGSEGV on Android #48788
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Warning Unsupported version: It looks like your issue or the example you provided uses an unsupported version of React Native. |
Warning Missing reproducer: We could not detect a reproducible example in your issue report. Please provide either:
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Warning Unsupported version: It looks like your issue or the example you provided uses an unsupported version of React Native. |
Not sure how we're supposed to help you here then. We would need a stable reproducer as otherwise this is impossible to debug in any form |
Same just happened to me Here are the crash logs. Only crashes on some devices when downloaded from play store backtrace: |
Same for us. React Native : 74.5 backtrace: Download from Playstore and crashes for Android 12 and below on app launch. 13 and above work fine |
same here, about 5% of the Android users started to see this crash. So far we have seen this crash coming from Android 9, 10, 11, 12. This is what Play Store gives:
This is what we see on Crashlytics:
I am not entirely sure if this is React Native related or another SDK. To help people narrow it down, can people who observe this crash in production share their common libraries? We are using:
Proguard is enabled. |
Found a workaround. Rename your android folder to something like android_old (Don’t delete it as you’ll need so migrate resources later on) Now do Now This will create a fresh android folder Migrate your configurations from the android_old if required Build the aab from the newly created android folder. Push app to the play store and it won’t crash. Still don’t know what the issue is but this seem to have fixed it for now. One thing to note is that I was using react-native-keychain but I also removed it. Don't know if that was the reason. |
We have this problem too since yesterday, after a simple update. This might be related as it describes the same situation: |
It seems to have been a problem with Google Play's signing... I released an app update to play store on on feb 6th, which crashed on Android 12 devices. It also crashed when downloaded from Firebase App Distribution as AAB. But worked well as APK. Even building from older commits that has worked before, gave me the same issue. Today, feb 9th, I tried to upload the same build again to Firebase App Distribution as AAB, and now it works on Android 12 devices. Apparently, they have fixed the issue, but the apps that were uploaded when the issue was present, are still affected until you upload a new build. Where can we expect to read a statement from google about this? |
Can confirm, the same build reuploaded yesterday to Play Store didn't crash. |
Great so can we close this? |
I can also confirm, previously uploaded problematic builds works right now. |
Description
Currently, my Firebase Crashlytics reported an
Crashed: null pointer dereference #1
SIGSEGV 0x0000000000000008
Steps to reproduce
I don't know since it's reported from firebase crashlytics
React Native Version
0.73.1
Affected Platforms
Runtime - Android
Output of
npx react-native info
Stacktrace or Logs
Reproducer
we don't know how to reproduce.
Screenshots and Videos
No response
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