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Hey everyone,
For quite some time I am facing a few weird **random** crashes in my iOS app on production
I found out the crash logs, but I don't understand whats the issue here, can anyone help me out?

No, my bad, you’re using compose for iOS, it’s useless in your case

You crashed because of a null value in your compose render, I can’t help you more

```0   Medial                        	0x10064061c kfun:kotlin#require(kotlin.Boolean;kotlin.Function0&lt;kotlin.Any&gt;){} + 176 (Preconditions.kt:38)```
After you need to follow the white rabbit, good luck!

using breadcrumb with crashlytics could be a good way to reproduce your crash.

Thanks a lot, this would help me debug.
Crashlytics had the crash info, but not at all helpful, so I had to check XCode

they are better tools than Firebase for monitoring crash with KMP, but it’s the only who is really free

Yeah, I tried Sentry, its much better than Crashlytics
But was giving some problems, some crashes were missing

<https://www.bugsnag.com/> is also a good tool (need craskios), the free edition is limited but enough for small project

hi <@U02LH2BQ9U2> I work at Sentry - could you perhaps share what crashes exactly were missing? Would be ideal if you could open a github issue with all the details: <https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-kotlin-multiplatform/issues>

Hii <@UD9520DK7>
App crashes were correctly tracked, but cases in which iOS app froze for some time and then crashes, those crashes were not tracked, neither was that app hang tracked

This kind of crash is about out of memory

You should check from xcode the crash logs of your device

Yeah, 
Neither Sentry nor Crashlytics tracked it

Try to log the memory warning event trigger by iOS 