Eric Seidel

Hmm, so this is with 3.32.2: https://github.com/shorebirdtech/flutter/commit/8783bbe5d868806bc869552edcb057a518403214

The next step would be for us to run symbolication to understand better.

Hmm, well that's definitely very unexpected. ``` Thread 0 name: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread Thread 0 Crashed: 0 ??? 0x12517a5ac ??? 1 ??? 0xfffffffffffffffe ??? 2 App 0x107fda4e8 GetLifeCycleBase._onStart (in App)...

It almost looks like it's trying to execute patch code on the CPU which doesn't make sense.

0x124f9c714 addresses don't show up within either App or Flutter blocks, suggesting they're not loaded by the OS (e.g. likely the patch), but they shouldn't be attempting to run on...

Would it be possible to either share your source (privately) or hop on a call and debug in person? This is very surprising and I'd love to work with you...

Replied in our email thread. The app is using 3.29.1. We had a similar crasher in Flutter 3.29.1 but was resolved in the *second* release of 3.29.1. I wouldn't expect...

Is this with the same app_id? The last build I see with app_id a50808d2-e2ed-4292-bce7-8f9a14e861b9 still used 3.29.1: ``` [ { "release_platform": "ios", "flutter_version_override": "3.29.1", "generated_apks": null, "environment": { "flutter_revision": "8c1a3ee6d9319bd5c202f73972a6d03bba335402",...

I really appreciate your help here, sorry we were not able to get you to a positive resolution. I presume a lot has changed since July (and you may no...

15% is possibly the lowest link percentage I've seen. I'd love to learn more. When linking there is a patch-debug.zip file produced in the build directory. If you're interested in...