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Fatal Exception: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError #47
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I'm also getting this, I'm running integration tests via Firebase Test Lab and all devices are triggering this exception, all different manufacturers - Google, Samsung, Huawei, etc. It happens on all Android versions I tested (8 to 12). Although, it doesn't appear to fully crash the app. EDIT: Actually, it's not my Test Lab tests. It's caused by the automated checks run automatically by Google Play when you upload a release. |
Unfortunately, the proguard rule did not help either. |
@offline-first Are you able to reproduce this on an actual device? What device/android version/flutter version are you using? And does it actually crash or just appear in Crashlytics? I can't reproduce on my device or an emulator, I only see it when triggered by Google Play's pre-release checks. |
I believe I have resolved this. It is a ProGuard issue, but it's not a class in this package which can't be found but the
@Vanethos I'm not sure if this is a general issue or if both of us are doing something unusual, but would this be worth adding a note to the README? I'm happy to make a PR. Incidentally, after fixing this I had a similiar issue in a different package ( |
No, I can't reproduce on my test devices. Just deploy to internal testing and wait a minute. Crashlytics show this error on the latest release version:
My last try with this proguard rule have also no effect:
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Firebase crash log:
obfuscation issue?
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