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App crashes randomly on iPhone OS 16.5.1 after update to SDK 50.2.4.3

Open luisbarbosakwalit opened this issue 1 year ago • 2 comments

My app crashes randomly on an IPad (running iPhone OS 16.5.1) after updating my SDK to version SDK 50.2.4.3.

  • Which AIR SDK did you use?: SDK 50.2.4.3 (overlaid onto a Flex SDK) and packaged in a Windows environment.

  • Describe the affected environment: iOS 16.5.1

  • Can you reproduce it yourself, or did you get reports from other users? If so, how many users are affected (percentage)?:

Cannot reproduce it on my test device (iOS 13.3.1) but on a client's Ipad (running iOS 16.5.1), it happens randomly and crashes the app. This issue is also in-hand with an alert when opening the app (don't know if it's related or not), saying:
Trust Failed ... certificate name does not match input

I have gathered 5 crash log files that could help (attached KstorePlus-2024-02-28-125117.txt KstorePlus-2024-02-28-132113.txt KstorePlus-2024-03-04-102337.txt KstorePlus-2024-03-04-102919.txt KstorePlus-2024-03-04-103809.txt )

Steps to Reproduce

On our client's Ipad, we've opened the app, and after 5 minutes of random actions, the app crashed. On a second attempt, we've opened the app, and after going to one screen, go to Home and re-open the app, the app crashed again.

If we open the same app release on our test Ipad, we cannot reproduce the issue.

Known Workarounds

No Workaround found

luisbarbosakwalit avatar Mar 04 '24 18:03 luisbarbosakwalit

It may be worth mentioning whether the app was packaged on Windows or on a Mac, and if you were using a Mac, whether you were using -platformsdk to point to your iOS SDK in Xcode (and which version it is using). There are some issues with device compatibility when packaging on Windows (#3010) with the latest AIR SDK versions, in case that's related...

FliplineStudios avatar Mar 04 '24 18:03 FliplineStudios

It may be worth mentioning whether the app was packaged on Windows or on a Mac, and if you were using a Mac, whether you were using -platformsdk to point to your iOS SDK in Xcode (and which version it is using). There are some issues with device compatibility when packaging on Windows (#3010) with the latest AIR SDK versions, in case that's related...

Just edited the request.

Thank you

luisbarbosakwalit avatar Mar 05 '24 09:03 luisbarbosakwalit