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stack trace while determining whether to send crash report #8209
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Can you give me a hint as to vaguely how you ran into this? Was it at a shell on a workstation? On a bot like Travis? In a test? |
cc @tvolkert |
Pressing the 'terminate process' button in an unreleased version of the IntelliJ Flutter plugin. (It seems to work fine up until then.) |
Also, this is using the Google-internal version of Flutter, which will be somewhat behind. (The code near the stack trace didn't obviously look different.) |
Actually let me give you the full stack.
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That stack trace indicates that you haven't synced in over a week. Can you try syncing to head and see if it's still happening just so we're not chasing ghosts? |
Doesn't happen in the open source build, which I just synced. Does still happen in the Google internal build, which I just synced. Stack trace isn't obviously different. I suspect that release is behind. |
That release was just rolled internally a few hours ago, so it's likely a real issue. Can you file an internal issue? Thanks! |
Done. |
This is only manifesting itself internally within Google, but the actual issue lies upstream, so re-opening. |
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I don't have a way to reproduce, but here's the stack trace. Apparently isRunningOnBot() fails if there is a context that doesn't contain a LocalPlatform?
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