Crash in +[SCNetworkReachability _checkGlobalReachability]

[triplef]

We’re seeing multiple crashes like the following.

Any idea why -[WNCConnectionProfile getNetworkConnectivityLevel] might be throwing an exception here? Should this be wrapped in a try/catch?

CPP_EXCEPTION_e06d7363_ObjCUWP_Windows_Networking.dll!-[WNCConnectionProfile_getNetworkConnectivityLevel]

0	kernelbase	RaiseException	0x62
1	vcruntime140_app	_CxxThrowException	0x65
2	libobjc2	objc_exception_throw	0x4BA
3	objcuwp_windows_networking	wil::details::ReportFailure	0x153
4	objcuwp_windows_networking	wil::details::ReportFailure_Hr	0x24
5	objcuwp_windows_networking	wil::details::in1diag5::_Objc_Throw_Hr	0x20
6	objcuwp_windows_networking	-[WNCConnectionProfile getNetworkConnectivityLevel]	0x6B
7	systemconfiguration	+[SCNetworkReachability _checkGlobalReachability]	0x25
8	systemconfiguration	+[SCNetworkReachability _networkStatusChanged]	0x17
9	systemconfiguration	__35+[SCNetworkReachability initialize]_block_invoke	0x13
10	objcuwp_windows_networking	WNCNetworkStatusChangedEventHandler_shim::Invoke	0x3D
11	windows_networking_connectivity	Windows::Internal::Details::GitInvokeHelper_Windows::Networking::Connectivity::INetworkStatusChangedEventHandler,Windows::Internal::GitPtr,1_::Invoke	0x48
12	windows_networking_connectivity	Microsoft::WRL::InvokeTraits_-2_::InvokeDelegates__lambda_5ea70f5f51dc6110b429d66ede34b4e1_,Windows::Networking::Connectivity::INetworkStatusChangedEventHandler_	0x46
13	windows_networking_connectivity	Microsoft::WRL::EventSource_Windows::Networking::Connectivity::INetworkStatusChangedEventHandler,Microsoft::WRL::InvokeModeOptions_-2_ _::DoInvoke__lambda_5ea70f5f51dc6110b429d66ede34b4e1_ _	0x43
14	windows_networking_connectivity	Windows::Networking::Connectivity::CEventDispatcher::_InvokeListeners	0x34
15	windows_networking_connectivity	Windows::Networking::Connectivity::CEventDispatcher::_InvokeListenersCallback	0x46
16	ntdll	TppWorkpExecuteCallback	0x153
17	ntdll	TppWorkerThread	0x396
18	kernel32	BaseThreadInitThunk	0x24
19	ntdll	__RtlUserThreadStart	0x2F
20	ntdll	_RtlUserThreadStart

[rajsesh]

It is not clear that getNetworkConnectivityLevel would fail when handling a network status change event, which is what is happening here. Looking into this, and yes, if the failure can happen, then this could be a handled exception.