What's the error stacktrace?

# squarelibraries

[saket]

What's the error stacktrace?

[Maurice Jouvet]

Sorry didn't see your message. Because not in a thread..
I don't know how to see the stacktrace on iOS. Everything is working on Android...

[Maurice Jouvet]

Also for more information:

sqldelight {
    database("Database") {
        dialect = "sqlite:3.24"
        packageName = "com.rjo.app.kmm.database"
    }
}

It's failling with this method:

upsert {
  UPDATE FieldAudit
  SET type = :type, name = :name, min = :min, max = :max, libraryId = :libraryId,
  formLink = :formLink, isAllWords = :isAllWords, wordsId = :wordsId
  WHERE id = :id;

  INSERT OR IGNORE INTO FieldAudit (id, type, name, min, max, libraryId, formLink, isAllWords, wordsId)
  VALUES (:id, :type, :name, :min, :max, :libraryId, :formLink, :isAllWords, :wordsId);
}

[Maurice Jouvet]

It's an example (the other upsert is more complex)

[saket]

yeah it's difficult to tell without looking at the stackstrace

[Maurice Jouvet]

I understand...
I also don't know why, but I can't have the stackTrace. (From Kotlin nor Swift)
I tried lots of stuffs, even go back to Replace instead of Upsert, but not working..

[Maurice Jouvet]

So I have no idea on how can I fix this issue. I may have to remove KMM to use Swift only.... I'm stuck.

[Maurice Jouvet]

Hum, really weird, yesterday I recreate a new KMM project. (To try to reproduce). With the same configuration and when it's crash, I don't have it on my new project.. (Everything are the same... I'll dig into that..)

[Maurice Jouvet]

OMG!!!!

[Maurice Jouvet]

{
"id": 112,
"visibility": {
"isDisplayed": false,
"conditions": [
{
"baseFieldId": 321,
"baseFieldsetId": 111,
"baseTabId": 25,
"value": [
40
]
}
]
}

[Maurice Jouvet]

Not working because value == [40] but i'm looking to find that "value": ["40"]

[Maurice Jouvet]

No errror with you guys sorry for the inconvenience....

[saket]

Glad you were able to figure it out!

[Maurice Jouvet]

Yes... but unfortunately... This error came from the sqldelight.. (Can't change the server response right now, and with KotlinxSerialization I have the adequate configurations).
There aren't any stackTrace on iOS. It's crashing on an ERROR_BAD_ACCESS.
I didn't have the error on a manually call.

bindString(2, FieldSet.visibility?.let { database.FieldSetAdapter.visibilityAdapter.encode(it)}) --> ERROR_BAD_ACCESS. (It' from the bindString method)

If I call the same method here: FieldSet.visibility?.let { database.FieldSetAdapter.visibilityAdapter.encode(it)}
--> No issues.

[Maurice Jouvet]

Hi,
I wasn't able to reproduce it on a small project. So I have cleaned my project and here the link. https://web.tresorit.com/l/Z4xji#CpRD-Kdb6IprRS35N300bQ
You can (if you have time or so) build and run the iOS version. And tell me if you see something weird?
You just need to click on Connection (the credential are already hard coded, and the parsing/insertion is performed)
Thanks in advance..

[saket]

Nice. Can you create a new issue on github with this? http://github.com/cashapp/sqldelight/issues/new