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Bad Realm file header (#3) #5063
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Does it happen when you update the Realm from the older version to |
As far as I can see this crash was persistent for all the time in minor volumes about 10 crashes a day, but when we updated 3.1.4 to 3.4.0 and further the number of crashes started to grow incredibly. |
Do you use |
No, the configuration is trivial enough
No additional features are used |
Should be the same issue with realm/realm-core#2258 let's discuss there. |
Technically "bad Realm file header" means corruption, but you currently don't seem to be doing anything that ought to cause corruption. I guess the next question is:
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Closing due to no response. |
@cmelchior @beeender im seeing a few of these similiar issues opened and it seems like no one can reproduce them. is this something we're going to have to live with? |
@ozv101 realm version, error / exception stack trace |
Hi there! We've got growing Realm exception (kinda about 17k crashes from about 800 users for the last 30 days) with the next stack trace:
Device stats (fairly no pattern): https://prnt.sc/g3ryyh
The only thing to mention is that crashing scenario is happening from new thread invoked from the service.
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