Problem when used together with Phoenix library
mvarnagiris opened this issue · comments
Platform
Android
Installed
None
Version
0.5.0
Steps to Reproduce
- Use new init function that does not take
Contextand relies onContentProvider - In the app at some point do
ProcessPhoenix.triggerRebirth(context)
Expected Result
App should not crash
Actual Result
App crashes with
Caused by: kotlin.UninitializedPropertyAccessException: lateinit property applicationContext has not been initialized
at io.sentry.kotlin.multiplatform.SentryInit_androidKt.getApplicationContext(SentryInit.android.kt:17)
at io.sentry.kotlin.multiplatform.SentryInit_androidKt.initSentry(SentryInit.android.kt:14)
at io.sentry.kotlin.multiplatform.SentryBridge.init(SentryBridge.jvm.kt:21)
at io.sentry.kotlin.multiplatform.Sentry.init(SentryKMP.kt:43)
I should mention the library com.jakewharton:process-phoenix:2.1.2
Hi thanks for raising this, we'll take a look!
What's your production use case for this? As far as I can see triggerRebirth restarts the application so it might impede with the way content providers are loaded?
There are cases in our app where we need to restart. Also this issue happens when we are expecting results from other activities that are started in separate process. There must be a way to make this work. because Firebase libraries do similar thing with ContentProvider and they work fine.
Got it, sorry for the issue.
@romtsn do you have more insight here?
No worries. You should be able to reproduce the issue fairly easily, but if you need help with that let me know
@mvarnagiris the fix is fairly straightforward, just removed the lateinit and replaced it with a nullable. after some testing the app restart is triggered twice and only on the second iteration the content providers are triggered. I opened a PR for the fix
This is now released with 0.6.0 please check if that fixes the issue for you
Yes I can confirm that the fix helped. Thanks a lot for prompt response and the fix 🙇