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Crash on application start #167

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clstaudt opened this issue Nov 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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Crash on application start #167

clstaudt opened this issue Nov 11, 2024 · 0 comments

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clstaudt commented Nov 11, 2024

Enchanted crashes on starting. Here is an analysis of the stack trace generated by Claude Opus:

Based on the crash report, it appears the Enchanted app (version 1.7.2) crashed on macOS 15.1 due to an EXC_BREAKPOINT exception in thread 7.

A few key observations:

  1. The crash occurred in the libswiftCore.dylib library, which is part of the Swift runtime. This indicates it was likely caused by an issue in the app's Swift code.

  2. The exception type is EXC_BREAKPOINT (SIGTRAP) with exception codes 0x0000000000000001, 0x00000001915cea08. This suggests the crash was triggered by a programmatic breakpoint in the code.

  3. The termination reason is "Namespace SIGNAL, Code 5 Trace/BPT trap: 5". This reinforces it was a breakpoint/trap that caused the termination.

  4. The crashing thread's stack trace shows involvement of the SwiftData framework in several frames before the crash. SwiftData is Apple's framework for managing app data models. An issue with the app's data models or how they are being accessed could be related to the crash.

  5. It's an ARM64 native app running on an Apple M-series chip Mac.

To diagnose further:

  1. The developers should examine the Enchanted app's code, especially any logic involving data models and the SwiftData framework, to see if there are any problematic breakpoints, assertions, or force unwraps that could trigger this crash.

  2. They should also check if this is a known issue that has been fixed in a newer version of the app. The crash is on version 1.7.2, so if there are newer versions available, upgrading might resolve it.

  3. Reproducing the exact scenario on a development build of the app with debugging enabled could provide more insights into the root cause.

  4. If available, symbolicated crash reports from other affected users would help determine if this is an isolated incident or a broader bug affecting a specific usage pattern.

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