Crash in capture method on Huawei devices

[remcomokveld]

I have not been able to reproduce yet, but getting a significant amount of crashes reported in Google Play where trying to send a non-fatal exception causes a fatal exception to be thrown.

java.lang.RuntimeException: 
  at huawei.android.app.HwApiCacheMangerEx.getPackageInfoAsUser (HwApiCacheMangerEx.java:194)
  at android.app.ApplicationPackageManager.getPackageInfoAsUser (ApplicationPackageManager.java:197)
  at android.app.ApplicationPackageManager.getPackageInfo (ApplicationPackageManager.java:174)
  at io.sentry.android.event.helper.AndroidEventBuilderHelper.getPackageInfo (AndroidEventBuilderHelper.java:188)
  at io.sentry.android.event.helper.AndroidEventBuilderHelper.helpBuildingEvent (AndroidEventBuilderHelper.java:57)
  at io.sentry.SentryClient.runBuilderHelpers (SentryClient.java:117)
  at io.sentry.SentryClient.buildEvent (SentryClient.java:196)
  at io.sentry.SentryClient.sendEvent (SentryClient.java:151)
  at io.sentry.SentryClient.sendException (SentryClient.java:224)
  at io.sentry.Sentry.capture (Sentry.java:194)
  at com.myapp.SentryTree.log(SentryTree.java:69)

Although this is probably a bug in the OS, I think it would be good to not crash the app when trying to report a non-fatal crash

[bruno-garcia]

Thanks for raising this @remcomokveld.

Agreed this is likely a bug in the OS since Sentry's just calling an API on Context to get package info:

sentry-java/sentry-android/src/main/java/io/sentry/android/event/helper/AndroidEventBuilderHelper.java

Line 188 in 41ce264

return ctx.getPackageManager().getPackageInfo(ctx.getPackageName(), 0);

Also totally agree we should not be crashing the whole app because of this failing API call.