Janne Käki

The one time so far I've managed to reproduce this on an Xcode debug, I got the following as the tail of the console log. I added one more debug...

Hi @ckrey and sorry for the late reply — the backend is using Mosquitto (https://github.com/toke/docker-mosquitto) as far as I know. I will try to find out more once the backend...

I might have figured out why this happened. I called `close()` on my `MQTTSession` right before it was deallocated, which somehow led to `MQTTDecoder` getting deallocated right after it called...

Still saw the same crash at least once (though only on a non-debug build so far) despite the fix mentioned above. But it seems to happen much more rarely now,...

Update: The "fix" I mentioned above didn't end up solving the problem, and if anything we actually saw the crashes peak over the past week or two. The root cause...

Yes, this time the crashes definitely seem to be gone for good. Still zero crashes reported for the newest app version after five days (we used to have at least...

@pablogeek yes, looks like in my case it completely disappeared after I deployed the fix described above – just holding onto the `MQTTSession` instance for extra 30 seconds after disconnecting...

I’m sorry I can’t answer for myself, since our app’s backend infrastructure unfortunately no longer exists.

Tried to clean the project and build folder, and to delete and reinstall all pods. Still same problem.

@dji-lisafedane thanks, this ultimately solved the problem! (Yes, our app was using the old VideoPreviewer project.) Might be helpful for other developers to add a note on the exact integration...