The GITHUB_MAX_ISSUE_BODY_SIZE constant added with the description truncation
is a five-digit literal, above detekt's acceptableLength of 4, so
:features:rageshake:impl:detekt failed. Write it as 65_536, matching
MAX_LOG_LINES_SIZE in RageshakeConfig.
The whole crash call stack was appended to the bug report description, and the
bug report server copies that description verbatim into the GitHub issue it
opens. GitHub refuses an issue body over 65536 characters, so the server's save
step failed and answered "Could not save report". The stored crash data is only
cleared after a successful send, so every retry failed the same way.
Truncate the description before sending it. The user's own text and the GitHub
issue link come first, so only the tail of the crash stack is dropped. The
uncaught exception handler already writes the full stack through Timber, so it
stays available in the attached log files.
The 40 KB budget leaves room for the other reported fields, mainly the list of
omitted log file names, which is not otherwise bounded.
* Use 'Report a problem' instead of 'Report bug'. This old string will be deleted soon.
* Update screenshots
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* Sync Strings from Localazy
* Use the previous plurals as plain strings
* Add extra case for 1 vs multiple users
* Update screenshots
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* Add code to help debugging the saved nav state graph: this would help us diagnose the `TransactionTooLargeException` reports we've been seeing for months.
* Fix rageshakes not uploading if they are too long. The max log line size in the default rageshake server is `1_000_000`.
* Change upload order to ensure the current logs and the push rules are always sent.
* Add 'buffer' for unexpected log lines.
* fix(deps): update kotlin to 2.3.0
* Cleanup - remove `datetime` compat version
* Fix several lint issues caused by the Kotlin compiler inference working better (checks in nullables, vars, etc.)
* Fix tests by removing mock in `File.readBytes`, it seems like it's no longer allowed. Using a tmp file works well enough.
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* Use `LogLevel` to decide whether to log the HTTP requests and responses
Added `DynamicHttpLoggingInterceptor` for this.
* Code cleanup.
* Use Timber.d
* OutOfMemoryError should not be caught. They are considered unrecoverable.
* Improve code in DefaultBugReporter.
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