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Amazon SDK createHttpResponse Crash #108
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Would you please provide stacktrace? If possible, please explain how to reproduce it, including environment, SDK version, and code snippet. |
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I cannot reproduce myself not not sure. I am using Android Studio. The SDK is com.amazonaws:aws-android-sdk-s3:2.2.13. |
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@gintechsystems Looks like it's a bug related to okhttp, the default implementation of HttpURLConnection since Android 4.4 KitKat API level 19. It may occur on some devices running some Android versions. See square/okhttp#1114. It's out of the control of the SDK unfortunately. |
Hmm ok, I recently switched from using their library because it caused me to many issues. So I assume when I get a crash it is related to an older version of the app. I will look at the issue # you posted. Thanks. |
So we basically have nothing to do with it but accept this bug or what other option there is? |
Unless okhttp has fixed this issue since then, yeah it is still an issue. I haven't tested this in a long time to know for sure. Workaround I used the built-in android tools instead of okhttp. I also had to work around an SSL bug in Android 4.4. |
I constantly receive the following crash in Crashlytics for Android, anyway to resolve or any information on why this would be happening? I am thinking maybe related to timeout, but I have tried increasing that and it had no effect.
com.amazonaws.http.UrlHttpClient.createHttpResponse
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