I have uploaded one build for internal testing. There is a report for all the crashes. It says that
java.lang.SecurityException: No active admin ComponentInfo{com.google.android.apps.mtaas.deviceadmin/com.google.android.apps.mtaas.deviceadmin.DeviceAdminReceiver}
Does anyone is familier with this problem?
I have tried to look for it on the internet but no specific solution found.
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I am getting the same error but there is no luck.
To troubleshoot the issue, here are a few steps you can follow:
Check your React Native code: Review your codebase for any possible issues that might be causing the crash. Look for any recently added code or changes that could be related to the crash.
Analyze the crash report: Examine the crash report in detail to identify any relevant stack traces, error messages, or additional information that might provide insights into the cause of the crash. Look for any specific React Native-related errors or exceptions.
Check device configuration: Ensure that the Android device or emulator you’re using for testing is properly configured and up to date. Confirm that you have the necessary permissions and settings in place for the testing process.
Test on different devices: If possible, try running your React Native app on different Android devices or emulators to see if the issue is specific to a particular device or device configuration.
Reach out to the React Native community: If you’re unable to determine the cause of the crash or find a solution, consider reaching out to the React Native community for assistance. Platforms such as the React Native GitHub repository, Stack Overflow, or relevant forums can be helpful resources for troubleshooting and getting support.
Remember that the "com.google.android.apps.mtaas.deviceadmin" package is typically related to testing and automation rather than React Native itself.