musings about what the play store told me

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Greg Alexander 6 years ago
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@ -528,8 +528,52 @@ SimpleBusyBox (ash?) loads .profile by default.
Anyways, it seems the obvious way forward is to make a setting for the
environment...just one name=value per line.
...
Noticed a couple crashes in the Play store console. One is a repeat of
this Note 7 that gives ActivityNotFoundException when viewing
documentation. I decided to catch the exception and display a dialog
asking the user to contact me, because I'm curious.
The other crash is a NullPointerException due to a bug in older Android
(a 2013 Nexus 7). It isn't my fault and I don't care.
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/36972466
There is also an ANR, I think it's my very first! Here's the message:
Input dispatching timed out (Waiting to send non-key event because the
touched window has not finished processing certain input events that
were delivered to it over 500.0ms ago. Wait queue length: 25. Wait
queue head age: 34478.4ms.)
I can't tell if it's saying it blocked for 500ms or for 34s, but either
one seems problematic.
It's 4 identical-looking failures on one day, so it might be a fluke.
It's on x86_64, though I don't think that's the problem...
There are a ton of threads so it will be a bit of a trick to try to describe:
main - waiting in epoll_wait() under a bunch of framework
MessageQueue/Looper stuff.
Thread-23 - sleeping in UpdaterThread.run() line 26
Thread-15 - SimpleSSHDService.run()'s call to native waitpid()
and just a ton of misc threads that don't seem interesting to me
So, it seems like the main thread is specifically waiting for something
to do, I have no idea why it's not responding to user input. I don't
think the blocked UpdaterThread or SimpleSSHDService thread, because
those are specifically in other threads because they are designed to
block. I'm thinking it's a fluke of some sort, maybe a DoS sort of
scenario on this one device.
Anyways, the other thing I found out at the Play store is I got warned
because I'm supposed to "target a recent SDK", which means API level 26
(Android 8.0 Oreo). I think this is dumb but apparently it only means
I have to update android:targetSdkVersion to 26. I can leave
minSdkVersion at 7, and target=android-7. I hope.
I imagine a bit of UI will move around but it should just be a matter of
shaking it out and then testing it on an older device.
XXX - survey crashes in play store
XXX - figure out what to do to update to newest API??? lame

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