<@U5QK61PK7> Contexts get valid and invalid depend...

# android

[cedric]

@jasonlow Contexts get valid and invalid depending on where in the app you are, storing one in a global singleton will lead to crashes

[louiscad]

cedric: Unless you use Application Context

[cedric]

@louiscad Try using a previously stored ApplicationContext in a service...

[louiscad]

@cedric I remember doing so without any problem. What is it supposed to do?