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We are experiencing frequent crashes in the app, specifically on the 1st day of every month. This has been observed for January 1, 2025, as well as for similar crashes in 2024 (on the 1st of couples month). The crash appears to be related to a specific pattern or recurring event in the app. The issue is reported frequently through Firebase Crashlytics.
Steps to Reproduce:
Launch the app.
Use it normally, but specifically on the 1st day of the month.
Observe that the app crashes repeatedly at the start of the day (or the first time it's opened on the 1st).
You may need to check Firebase Crashlytics for detailed error logs.
Expected Behavior:
The app should not crash on the 1st of any month and should handle the daily cycle normally without interruptions.
##Environment:
Device: All User
iOS Version: 17.5.1
Crash Analytics Tool: Firebase Crashlytics
#Firebase Crashlytics Report
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--> "but specifically on the 1st day of the month" -- what does this mean?
What are you doing on the first of the month? Are you just tapping the first of the month?
Also, i see in the log stack, reloadData is being called, followed by selectDates. Is this automatic?
What code do you do when a user taps a date for the following to be called (according to the stack trace)
ReloadData
then select dates
Its hard to tell the sequence of events if I do not know the code and order of it being run.
Finally, is it reproducible in development mode as well? If yes, then a minimal app reproducing it will be helpful
@patchthecode
Q1 . "but specifically on the 1st day of the month" -- what does this mean?
Ans - Means if current date will be start of month or 1Jan , 1 Feb , 1 Mar.. so on.
Q2 . What are you doing on the first of the month? Are you just tapping the first of the month
Ans - I'm just opening app and passing current date.
Q3. i see in the log stack, reloadData is being called, followed by selectDates. Is this automatic?
Ans - Yes this is automatic call on passing current date
(Required) Version Number: 8.0.5
Description
We are experiencing frequent crashes in the app, specifically on the 1st day of every month. This has been observed for January 1, 2025, as well as for similar crashes in 2024 (on the 1st of couples month). The crash appears to be related to a specific pattern or recurring event in the app. The issue is reported frequently through Firebase Crashlytics.
Steps to Reproduce:
Launch the app.
Use it normally, but specifically on the 1st day of the month.
Observe that the app crashes repeatedly at the start of the day (or the first time it's opened on the 1st).
You may need to check Firebase Crashlytics for detailed error logs.
Expected Behavior:
The app should not crash on the 1st of any month and should handle the daily cycle normally without interruptions.
##Environment:
Device: All User
iOS Version: 17.5.1
Crash Analytics Tool: Firebase Crashlytics
#Firebase Crashlytics Report
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