Anyone can help with TestFlight Crash? EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)

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Created Aug ’20

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Hello,

I made an app with React Native Expo.

I've deployed succesfully to Play Store and everything works, also works in IOS emulator and in a physical ios device using expo.

Now i have to record a video working in a real device in order to request the upload to Apple Store so I'm using TestFlight to install the .ipa but in a section of my app when I try to select a restaurant, the app crash but i have no idea about the reason.

Hope anyone can help.

Thanks in advance.

Here is the log:

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Answered by DTS Engineer in 630175022

Something in your app raised an exception:

Code Block 2   CoreFoundation                	0x1bedf151c +[NSException raise:format:] + 112 (NSException.m:155)
3   ComBuubleBuubleapp            	0x10500543c 0x104094000 + 16192572

The very first thing to do with any crash report is to symbolicate it so that the addresses are replaced with function names in your code.

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Answer 1

DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Aug ’20

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Something in your app raised an exception:

Code Block 2   CoreFoundation                	0x1bedf151c +[NSException raise:format:] + 112 (NSException.m:155)
3   ComBuubleBuubleapp            	0x10500543c 0x104094000 + 16192572

The very first thing to do with any crash report is to symbolicate it so that the addresses are replaced with function names in your code.

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Answer 2

buubel OP

Sep ’20

Hello @Edford,

Do you know how to symbolicate it with React Native Expo?

I've seen several tutorials but all for xCode.

Thank you so much.

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Answer 3

buubel OP

Sep ’20

I think I symbolicated the crash log but i still don't know where the problem is.

Not all addresses have been replaced.

I follow this tutorial to do it.

https://www.avanderlee.com/xcode/symbolicate-crashlogs-xcode-9-bitcode/

Log Symbolicated

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Answer 4

DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Sep ’20

That updated log is fully symbolicated, and the Last Exception Backtrace contains the code path that raised the exception, in particular this:

Code Block 2   CoreFoundation                	0x1bedf151c +[NSException raise:format:] + 112 (NSException.m:155)
3   ComBuubleBuubleapp            	0x10577143c +[GMSServices checkServicePreconditions] + 256
4   ComBuubleBuubleapp            	0x10576e734 +[GMSServices sharedServicesSync] + 51
5   ComBuubleBuubleapp            	0x10575bde4 -[GMSMapView initWithFrame:] + 59
6   ComBuubleBuubleapp            	0x104997cfc -[AIRGoogleMap init] + 52 (AIRGoogleMap.m:73)
7   ComBuubleBuubleapp            	0x10499e620 -[AIRGoogleMapManager view] + 44 (AIRGoogleMapManager.m:48)

With that information, you should now consult the support channel of your library vendors to determine what preconditions aren't being met and thus raising the exception.

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Answer 5

buubel OP

Sep ’20

Solved, i forgot to put this into ios section in app.json:

"config": {
"googleMapsApiKey": "YOURAPIKEY"
}

Thanks Edford for your help.

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