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If I press the attach image dialogue in the devRant android app, then don't select anything and back out instead, the app shits itself. Takes ages to respond, I usually just go to the task switcher and dismiss the task and open the app again.

Anyone else?

s10, android 11.

And if so, could someone else raise an issue on github? I don't want to associate this profile with anything that's demonstrably me.

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    just tried it, happened here too (android 8)
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    I actually waited for once, android thinks the app hangs, so I've just sent a bug report via Google Play store.
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    @atheist yeah it just died 😅 i can imagine what the problem is tho... it's probably a function call that returns null and then tries to use the returned value (i caught a similar case on our code recently)
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    @darksideofyay which is exactly why I think a lot of tests are stupid, because if you have to mock something, then the accuracy of that mock relies on your understanding of the thing you're mocking, which is what you're testing...
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    ... Nope.
    devRant uses a "file selector" intent system, using your phone file selector activity.
    You actuallyvhave an issue with your Phone. Not devRant.
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    @magicMirror as in the file selector craps itself, but *only* when using devRant?

    Because it works fine for, eg, WhatsApp, Google Drive...
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    Crashes for me on iOS on a regular basis
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    @magicMirror yeah but the file selector probably has to return something to the code right? when it does, the code gotta handle it correctly, otherwise it'll break
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    @atheist
    @darksideofyay
    The fileselector useage is part of the Android Os/Stock apps you are using. Not all of those actually implment the Contract as they should...
    Really hard to support all the crappy Imolementation out there.
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    @magicMirror I get your point, but I'm using Samsung Galaxy S10, not exactly a niche phone.
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    Not currently rooted, no custom ROM.
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    @magicMirror i don't think it's as hard as you're making it out to be...
    also, my phone's android is very vanilla, there's no extra stuff in it, i don't see how it shouldn't be accounted for either
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