Hey,
I'm currently using Neolane on a large Android app (millions of users), and have noticed crashes caused by the Neolane library in our crash reporting system (Firebase Crashlytics). As I couldn't find the source code, I'm unable to find any further information about these crashes. Hopefully this community can help!
It's worth noting these crashes are rare (30-40 instances across 300-400k uses in last couple of days), but I'd still like to resolve them. They seem to be related to receiving an error when registering a user, then the library being unable to handle the error (.registerDevice, then out of bounds in .initErrorMap).
Fatal Exception: java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: length=11; index=11
at android.util.ContainerHelpers.binarySearch(ContainerHelpers.java:28)
at android.util.SparseArray.put(SparseArray.java:224)
at com.neolane.android.v1.NeolaneExceptionDesc.initErrorMap(NeolaneException.java:171)
at com.neolane.android.v1.NeolaneExceptionDesc.getErrorDesc(NeolaneException.java:155)
at com.neolane.android.v1.NeolaneExceptionDesc.getErrorDesc(NeolaneException.java:160)
at com.neolane.android.v1.NeolaneException.<init>(NeolaneException.java:88)
at com.neolane.android.v1.Neolane.httpPostSendData(Neolane.java:224)
at com.neolane.android.v1.Neolane.registerDevice(Neolane.java:301)
at com.neolane.android.v1.NeolaneAsyncRunner$1.run(NeolaneAsyncRunner.java:45)
The library is included in a submodule's build.gradle as:
implementation(name: 'neolane_sdk-1.0.26-release', ext: 'aar')
Thank you for any help / clues, let me know if any further information would be helpful.
Jake
