[1.3.0] Crash on Android when start

[ngocle2497]

I get this error when run android:
Fatal signal 6 (SIGABRT), code -6 in tid 6226 (create_react_co)
React Native: 0.64.2
mmkv: 1.3.0

enableHermes: true

[mrousavy]

There are no logs attached here, no reproduceable sample code, and the code -6 doesn't tell me anything.

Also it seems like this is a duplicate of #88, #122, #111 or #98

[yfunk]

@mrousavy Same issue for me with 1.3.0 on React Native 0.64.2 Hermes when running the app on Android

[...] 10:13:16.338 [...] I/ReactNativeJNI: Inspector::Inspector transitioning to initial state RunningDetached
[...] 10:13:16.339 [...] I/MMKV: <MMKV.cpp:156::initialize> version v1.2.10, page size 4096, arch x86_64
[...] 10:13:16.339 [...] I/MMKV: <MMKV.cpp:198::initializeMMKV> root dir: /data/user/0/com.myapp/files/mmkv
[...] 10:13:16.339 [...] I/HermesVM: HermesRuntimeImpl::call: Unable to call function: stack overflow
[...] 10:13:16.340 [...] E/libc++abi: terminating with uncaught exception of type facebook::jsi::JSINativeException
[...] 10:13:16.340 [...] A/libc: Fatal signal 6 (SIGABRT), code -1 (SI_QUEUE) in tid 7013 (create_react_co), pid 6966 (om.myapp)

The error occurs even without importing or calling anything from the library, so most likely it is somehow related to setup (here?). I'm not using any remote debugger and followed the installation instructions (with Reanimated).

I'll create a minimal repro later can you reopen this issue or should I create a new one or post to an existing one? and comment on #122.

[ngocle2497]

i get this error

2021-09-06 16:16:02.233 11249-11303/com.app0642 I/ReactNativeJNI: Inspector::Inspector transitioning to initial state RunningDetached
2021-09-06 16:16:02.234 11249-11302/com.app0642 I/MMKV: <MMKV.cpp:156::initialize> version v1.2.10, page size 4096, arch x86
2021-09-06 16:16:02.234 11249-11302/com.app0642 I/MMKV: <MMKV.cpp:198::initializeMMKV> root dir: /data/user/0/com.app0642/files/mmkv
2021-09-06 16:16:02.234 11249-11302/com.app0642 I/HermesVM: HermesRuntimeImpl::call: Unable to call function: stack overflow
    
    --------- beginning of crash
2021-09-06 16:16:02.235 11249-11302/com.app0642 A/libc: /buildbot/src/googleplex-android/ndk-release-r20/external/libcxx/../../external/libcxxabi/src/abort_message.cpp:73: abort_message: assertion "terminating with uncaught exception of type facebook::jsi::JSINativeException: HermesRuntimeImpl::call: Unable to call function: stack overflow" failed
2021-09-06 16:16:02.236 11249-11302/com.app0642 A/libc: Fatal signal 6 (SIGABRT), code -6 in tid 11302 (create_react_co)

[ngocle2497]

Although without hermes and reanimated, it still crash on Android

[mrousavy]

@hngocl again, there's no reproduceable code here.

[mrousavy]

I don't know why this error keeps happening, but I know that it's fixed if you upgrade to RN 0.65.1.

If you can't upgrade, I'd gladly accept any PRs that fix this issue. I've tried asking the hermes team here: facebook/hermes#587 but this error also happens on JSC.

[ngocle2497]

@mrousavy sorry about this error message, but i only get it on logcat of android studio. here you can see it.

I can't upgrade to 0.65.1, some library not working with it. i think i'll wait for new version of other library before upgrade

[ngocle2497]

my step to crash:

• run cmd: npx react-native init App0642 --version 0.64.2
• cd App0642 && yarn add react-native-mmkv
• open app with Android Studio then follow installation step (react-native-mmkv)
• run app

[justblender]

+1 to this issue. Experiencing same issues after just installing react-native-mmkv and updating my MainApplication to use the overridden JSI module package class.

[mrousavy]

While I already spent way too much of my free time on this issue to fix the crash for random people on the internet, I spent some more time on this yesterday and finally fixed it. Check out 1.3.1. 🎉🎉🎉🎉

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[henrhie]

Hey man, I am having a similar issue with a library I'm working on. Could you point out where the issue lies? Would really appreciate it.