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Newrelic crashes app on iOS #111
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@shultiaiev-tp can you disable interactiontracing? |
Will check. From what I noticed, it happens when I have VPN off and after the Vault is unlocked an HTTP call fails (as it requires VPN to access closed to public resource), then the vault is cleared and the app crashes. Not sure which step causes, but feels like http calls. UpdateNope. With |
@shultiaiev-tp can you share runtime logs for this? |
Just the console output? I guess with some sanitization, yes |
yes. can you also try to disable webViewInstrumentation? |
Disabling
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Description
WebCore
WebCore::wrapWebCore::DOMException: Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1, address=0x20)`Steps to Reproduce
Seems to be caused during IdentityVault unlock/clear. It's being called in the
ngOnInit
hook in the page that is first shown to the user. At the moment when FaceID is activated the page is not rendered yet (just blank screen). After the vault was unlocked (not sure if it was cleared as well right away, but it's a likely scenario judging by logs), the app crashes.Expected Behavior
Should not crash.
Relevant Logs / Console output
Your Environment
iOS 18.3
"@newrelic/newrelic-capacitor-plugin": "^1.5.4"
Additional context
It looks as if it might be crashing either when IdentityVault clears the vault, or when an HTTP request fails right after that. Judging by the logs right before the issue.
The newrelic is configured in the following way:
Adding initialization of the newrelicagent in AppDelegate doesn't change the behavior.
Removing newrelic plugin usage fixes the error.
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