Playstore Android Pre-Launch Test FATAL EXCEPTION: ControllerMessenger

Question

on google developer console during pre-launch test I am getting the 40% of time this exception when they test with Samsung Galaxy S9, but I am going crazy since 2 day now without finding anything.

Could please someone help me?

03-04 12:10:20.274: E/Finsky(23969): --------- beginning of crash
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164): FATAL EXCEPTION: ControllerMessenger
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164): Process: com.betmines, PID: 26164
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164): java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to read from field 'boolean android.view.accessibility.AccessibilityNodeInfo.mSealed' on a null object reference
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164):    at android.view.accessibility.AccessibilityNodeInfo.init(AccessibilityNodeInfo.java:3223)
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164):    at android.view.accessibility.AccessibilityNodeInfo.obtain(AccessibilityNodeInfo.java:3051)
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164):    at androidx.test.tools.crawler.platform.uiautomator.UiAutomatorStateExtractor.getAccessibilityHierarchy(UiAutomatorStateExtractor.java:24)
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164):    at androidx.test.tools.crawler.platform.hybrid.HybridStateExtractor.getAccessibilityHierarchy(HybridStateExtractor.java:30)
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164):    at androidx.test.tools.crawler.controller.remote.RemotePlatform.handleTakeScreenshot(RemotePlatform.java:51)
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164):    at androidx.test.tools.crawler.controller.remote.RemotePlatform.access$500(RemotePlatform.java:93)
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164):    at androidx.test.tools.crawler.controller.remote.RemotePlatform$ControllerMessageHandler.handleMessage(RemotePlatform.java:12)
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164):    at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:105)
03-04 12:10:20.300: E/AndroidRuntime(26164):    at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:164)

Thanks in advance to anyone can help.

Regards...

Answer 1

As others suggested, Google is experiencing issues with pre-launch tests. The only thing you can do now is filter the crashes to see if there is any of your code in there, but most likely it's just a couple of Google's false positives.

There was also this message on the console:

Basically, all good. Enjoy your release day. :)