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Due to my improvement: #197, if you now try to send a packet to a closed channel, you get a RejectedExecutionException exception.

As you can see in the changed file, the send method only catches specific exceptions, and not this RejectedExecutionException. This actually causes an app to crash as this is unhandled.

But since this is a React Native library; it's better to catch all exceptions and pass them along to React Native. There, in your js/ts code, apps can try catch this and recover from this case.

How to reproduce?

  1. open a socket
  2. close a socket
  3. try to send something over that closed socket

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@eliaslecomte, you are right! Thanks for the PR!

@Rapsssito Rapsssito changed the title fix(android): avoid crashing when sending a packet over a closed socket fix(Android): Catch all exceptions and redirect them to JS Mar 22, 2022
@Rapsssito Rapsssito merged commit 0a512ee into tradle:master Mar 22, 2022
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## [4.1.5](v4.1.4...v4.1.5) (2022-03-22)

### Bug Fixes

* Fix Gradle configuration ([#205](#205)) ([c5c7831](c5c7831))
* **Android:** Catch all exceptions and redirect them to JS ([#202](#202)) ([0a512ee](0a512ee))
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