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Unable to access GUI. #406
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Do you know how to get logcat using an app like LogFox or through adb? If so, acn you provide me the logs of when you open the app? |
@AhsanSarwar45, thanks for that recommendation. It works a lot more easily than TacoTheDank/Scoop#90 (comment) and Tortel/SysLog#47 (comment). However, I don't see anything relevant in logcat, both with and without a filter applied: It'd be a lot easier if I could get it to crash, but haven't been able to. I haven't even been able to get an ANR (unlike ProtonMail/protoncore_android#29 (comment), so I can capture them; one merely isn't being produced for Chrono). Irrespective, I've attached the last 10 000 lines at |
I have the same issue, and found these two exceptions in the logs:
I believe that at least the second exception is relevant, since I only started having this issue after activating the foreground service in Chrono's settings. Full log, just in case it's helpful
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I've ascertained that every time, I get a Flutter trace:
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I also have this same issue |
Same here |
Describe the bug
I'm unable to pass the loading icon after application invocation.
To reproduce
f-droid.org/repo/com.vicolo.chrono_282.apk
..MainActivity
.Expected behavior
I should be able to pass the loading icon.
Screenshots
screen-20250114-163052.mp4
Smartphone information
Additional context
The video depicts what occurred when I attempted to access the application GUI to cancel an active alarm. The screenshot depicts what occurred during the subsequent invocation.
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