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Oops; flutter has exited unexpectedly: "Stack Overflow". #155433
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Hi @JangJuMyeong, can you provide the full output of Thank you |
@danagbemava-nc The log generated using the flutter run -v command provides detailed information for tracing issues in the Flutter app. If any additional information is needed to resolve the issue, please let me know. |
Hi @JangJuMyeong, thanks for the logs. One more thing, do you only get this issue when you're running on an iOS device? |
@danagbemava-nc hi I've been testing it for a few days, and it seems to only occur on iOS. Thank you. |
Thanks for the update. Labeling based on the crash logs shared above |
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@andrewkolos Hello, I apologize for the delay in response due to the long holiday period. The mentioned device is not in use, and therefore, I don't think it's causing the issue. The actual device causing the problem is another iPhone named "장주명의 iPhone(3)." |
@jmagman would you happen to know who owns |
Technically me but I haven't touched it so I should probably pass it onto a different owner. Historically it's been maintained by community contributors and the tools team. |
Is there any progress or temporary solution for this issue? The iOS development experience is very poor, with errors occurring as soon as it starts, making debugging impossible. |
The issue can be confirmed as unrelated to the business logic, as it also easily occurs in newly created projects on iOS devices. |
This has quite a few reports duplicated to it. |
Done. I won't be able to take a look until the new year, but maybe @andrewkolos will have some time? |
TL;DR: It's possible via the compression scheme defined in RFC1035 section 4.1.41 that I was not familiar with this code (or RFC6762 or RFC1035) at all, so I did some reading. Here's the relevant background knowledge I found:
Moving on, it's still surprising this could ever recurse to a depth great enough to cause a stack overflow2. Since I don't know what message caused this, I cannot know the cause for sure, but it's possible that simply rewriting Footnotes
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Steps to reproduce
Expected results
Flutter builds successfully, but soon the following issue occurs repeatedly, and it seems that the frequency increases with each build.
Actual results
exception
StackOverflowError: Stack Overflow
Code sample
flutter doctor
Screenshots or Video
No response
Logs
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Flutter Doctor output
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