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Crash report interface not usable on iPhone 5s #1362

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thombles opened this issue Jun 28, 2017 · 4 comments
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Crash report interface not usable on iPhone 5s #1362

thombles opened this issue Jun 28, 2017 · 4 comments

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@thombles
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Testing on Riot 0.4.0 on an iPhone 5s running iOS 10.3.2. There are a couple of related issues with the crash reporter:

  1. On an iPhone 5s, if you begin typing an explanation of the crash you can't reach the Send button any more. (See screenshot)
  2. Have the crash details dialog on screen. Press the home button, rotate to landscape and re-enter the app. It will briefly show you the OK/Cancel crash dialog instead, then crash the app.

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@manuroe
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manuroe commented Jun 29, 2017

  1. On an iPhone 5s, if you begin typing an explanation of the crash you can't reach the Send button any more. (See screenshot)

@thombles, you can swipe down the keyboard to get access to the buttons. This is a design issue explained in the code (https://github.com/vector-im/riot-ios/blob/ec465e82c867462e383c6b6f9c05cef58e5e6503/Riot/ViewController/BugReportViewController.m#L173)

  1. Have the crash details dialog on screen. Press the home button, rotate to landscape and re-enter the app. It will briefly show you the OK/Cancel crash dialog instead, then crash the app.

I do not reproduce the issue with the "Bug Report" screen which it is the same as the "Crash Report".
I guess I need to simulate a crash.

@thombles
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you can swipe down the keyboard to get access to the buttons.

I did try this at the time and couldn't make the keyboard go away. I will try harder next time!

@manuroe
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manuroe commented Jun 29, 2017

I confirm the crash you described. I am about to fix it.
Thanks for the report.

@fuzzyTew
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To others who encounter item 1, which I did on an iPhone 6s, you can swipe the keyboard away by beginning the swipe from all the way above the text entry field. It would he nice if pressing the confirmation button hid the keyboard rather than just inserting a linebreak, like in other fields.

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