What kind of error is this? Any idea what can cause this to happen in the prelaunch test on Google?
Answer: Unknown Use logcat to get a more detailed log.
https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/basics/debugging/index.html#device-debugging-android
Suggestion: Do a clean install of your app and see if this still happens.
Clean install ==>
- Remove App From Device
- Install App
Thank you, but the screen is from the pre-launch info in the developer console from some of the test devices at google… the app on my device is running normally and is not showing this info.
** Updated **
Test device at google? I don’t get it. They are testing your app? If so, that was the best info they could give you?
That minimal error message info isn’t very useful to you. Sorry.
PS - I’m afraid I’m unfamiliar with the idea of ‘test devices’ at Google. I’d love to hear more, but I am sure you’re busy resolving this.
I guess it’s time for me to go research that on my own.
Note: Next time, type out the error message for us in the body. Reading your image sideways is a PITA.
A google search of that error message leads me to believe it is user error on the part of the owner of the device(s). It sounds like either the have messed up their ‘app associations’ or have gotten an updated to their OS that did the same. In either case, the OS is screwing up the open.
I’m still really unclear. Is this an error message reported by a user/tester or someone who works at Google. If the latter, they should be able to figure out the problem with their device(s).
PS - What device(s) are the issue?
Thank you for your help here and the info!
Regarding the test device: when uploading an .apk in the developer console there is a pre-launch info (in BETA right now) which sends you automatically some screenshots on what your app is doing on some devices. This message was happening on some of the devices and I couldn’t find anything useful about this, so thx for your help!
The device was a Galaxy Note 3.
And I also got a NullPointerException on this device here:
Moto G (1st Gen)
Android 4.4
Hindi
java.lang.NullPointerException
When i looked up that message I found it discussed in relation to the galaxy note so I’m pretty sure the android on that device is foobar.
Answer: Unknown Use logcat to get a more detailed log.
https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/basics/debugging/index.html#device-debugging-android
Suggestion: Do a clean install of your app and see if this still happens.
Clean install ==>
- Remove App From Device
- Install App
Thank you, but the screen is from the pre-launch info in the developer console from some of the test devices at google… the app on my device is running normally and is not showing this info.
** Updated **
Test device at google? I don’t get it. They are testing your app? If so, that was the best info they could give you?
That minimal error message info isn’t very useful to you. Sorry.
PS - I’m afraid I’m unfamiliar with the idea of ‘test devices’ at Google. I’d love to hear more, but I am sure you’re busy resolving this.
I guess it’s time for me to go research that on my own.
Note: Next time, type out the error message for us in the body. Reading your image sideways is a PITA.
A google search of that error message leads me to believe it is user error on the part of the owner of the device(s). It sounds like either the have messed up their ‘app associations’ or have gotten an updated to their OS that did the same. In either case, the OS is screwing up the open.
I’m still really unclear. Is this an error message reported by a user/tester or someone who works at Google. If the latter, they should be able to figure out the problem with their device(s).
PS - What device(s) are the issue?
Thank you for your help here and the info!
Regarding the test device: when uploading an .apk in the developer console there is a pre-launch info (in BETA right now) which sends you automatically some screenshots on what your app is doing on some devices. This message was happening on some of the devices and I couldn’t find anything useful about this, so thx for your help!
The device was a Galaxy Note 3.
And I also got a NullPointerException on this device here:
Moto G (1st Gen)
Android 4.4
Hindi
java.lang.NullPointerException
When i looked up that message I found it discussed in relation to the galaxy note so I’m pretty sure the android on that device is foobar.