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[CP-stable][ Tool ] Only process a single unhandled tool exception #178469
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[CP-stable][ Tool ] Only process a single unhandled tool exception #178469
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Without this change, if multiple asynchronous exceptions are thrown while processing an exception, multiple exception analytics events can be sent for a single process crash, skewing crashlytics data. Fixes flutter#178318
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This pull request addresses an issue where multiple unhandled tool exceptions could be processed concurrently, potentially leading to multiple crash reports for a single incident. The fix introduces a mechanism to ensure that the tool's error handling logic is executed only once for the first unhandled exception, ignoring subsequent ones during the shutdown process. This is achieved by using a global Future that acts as a lock. The state is reset on each run to prevent leaks, which is particularly important for testing.
A new test case has been added to validate this behavior. It simulates a command that throws multiple asynchronous exceptions and asserts that only a single crash analytics event is sent.
The implementation is clean, effective, and the accompanying test provides good coverage for the fix. The changes look solid and correctly solve the problem.
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#178318
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fluttercrash scenarios can result in multiple crash reports being submitted for a single process crash.Impact Description:
What is the impact (ex. visual jank on Samsung phones, app crash, cannot ship an iOS app)? Does it impact development (ex. flutter doctor crashes when Android Studio is installed), or the shipping production app (the app crashes on launch)
Crash analytics data can be skewed to make certain bugs appear much more severe then they actually are.
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Don't crash? :)
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