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da...@google.com <da...@google.com> #2
Can you please provide some more information? I assume this stacktrace is from an exception, but I don't know what type of exception it is or which version of Android is involved.
Can you also give details on how you got this to happen and how often it happens? Do you have a sample project that causes this to occur?
Can you also give details on how you got this to happen and how often it happens? Do you have a sample project that causes this to occur?
da...@google.com <da...@google.com> #3
Sorry for not making it too clear.
The Exception it's throwing is an IllegalArgumentException in android.net.ConnectivityManager in unregisterNetworkCallback (Invalid NetworkCallback)
This is happening in our production app (after we introduced workmanager) and it's been happening for some time now.
It's happening only in Nvidia Shield Tablet and Nvidia Shield Tablet K1. We have around 200 crashes per day.
The Exception it's throwing is an IllegalArgumentException in android.net.ConnectivityManager in unregisterNetworkCallback (Invalid NetworkCallback)
This is happening in our production app (after we introduced workmanager) and it's been happening for some time now.
It's happening only in Nvidia Shield Tablet and Nvidia Shield Tablet K1. We have around 200 crashes per day.
za...@gmail.com <za...@gmail.com> #4
Which Android API version is this?
da...@google.com <da...@google.com> #5
It's happening 100% on API 24
Description
<variable name="list" type="List<String>"/>
Data binding requires the "<" to be escaped, as in "<"
The error is a little bit hard to understand if you have not seen it before:
"[Fatal Error] item_trading_hours.xml:20:23: The value of attribute "type" associated with an element type "variable" must not contain the '<' character."
Maybe it could be reworded bit to maybe include the variable name as well? Something along the lines of:
"[Fatal Error] item_trading_hours.xml:20:23: The value of attribute "type" for variable "list" must not contain the '<' character. Use '<' instead."