Crash with IllegalStateException - Apps may not schedule more than 100 distinct jobs about android-sdk HOT 15 CLOSED

It appears all of these crashes are on Android versions 8.X and 9. It is not limited to any manufacturer or phone.

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Thanks for reporting this. We'll look into it!

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@benvonhandorf are you reinitializing ever time you get a datafile update?

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Currently I only call initialize as part of app startup.

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Thanks @benvonhandorf ! We are looking into it now.

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@benvonhandorf I'd like to know some more about what you are doing. Under normal circumstances, the OptimizelyManager.onDatafileDownloaded would only be called once. Are you doing anything special with the DefaultDatafileManager? Or, using the DatafileServiceConnetion in some other way?

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Here is all my interaction with the Optimizely in my code:

As part of app startup:

        OptimizelyManager optimizelyManager = OptimizelyManager.builder(this.applicationContext.getResources().getString(R.string.optimizely_project_id))
                .withLogger(new ATLogLogger(TAG + "-Optimizely"))
                .withDatafileDownloadInterval(12 * 60 * 60)
                .withErrorHandler(this)
                .build(this.applicationContext);

        optimizelyManager.initialize(this.applicationContext, this);

I'm using callbacks for my own book-keeping around the state of optimizely (in onStart) and error logging, but the only other interactions I have is dumping the state of the world after initialization:

    private void postOptimizelyInitialization() {
        ATLog.i(TAG, "postOptimizelyInitialization");

        //If setup needs to be done for audience, that should be cached and
        //done here as well to help with race conditions.

        if (optimizelyClient.getProjectConfig() != null) {
            ATLog.i(TAG, String.format("Optimizely project: %s revision %s", optimizelyClient.getProjectConfig().getProjectId(), optimizelyClient.getProjectConfig().getRevision()));
            if (optimizelyClient.getProjectConfig().getExperiments() != null) {
                for (Experiment experiment : optimizelyClient.getProjectConfig().getExperiments()) {
                    ATLog.i(TAG, String.format("Optimizely experiment available: %s", experiment.getKey()));
                }
            }
        }
    }

and tracking individual events, e.g.:

    public void recordRegistration() {
        ATLog.i(TAG, "recordRegistration");
//        if (optimizelyClient != null) {
//            optimizelyClient.track(Goals.kRegistrationSuccessfulGoal, installationId);
//        } else {
//            ATLog.w(TAG, "No optimizely client, skipping track");
//        }
    }

Currently we have no optimizely experiments running. I have taken optimizely out entirely in a point release and this crash stopped, so it definitely seems related to the SDK, even if there are aggravating factors from other SDKs or code, which is possible.

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@benvonhandorf Thanks for the feedback.

Can the initialize happen while the app is backgrounded?
Have you duplicated this in debug?

Again, thanks for the help.

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Yes, we will attempt to initialized if the app is in the background. Our app startup is currently monolithic and Optimizely is started as part of it... so if a scheduled job fires it will do all our normal startup, including Optimizely.

Unfortunately I haven't seen it in debug yet.

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@benvonhandorf Interesting. It sounds like we may just be the straw that broke the camels back. But, we can at least wrap that schedule in a try catch. We will add that today. Thanks!

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@benvonhandorf We released 2.1.1 which includes a fix for this.

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@benvonhandorf officially tagged in release 2.1.2. I'm going to close this for now. Please feel free to reopen if you find something else wrong.

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Optimizely is crashing on my android app with this error message java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError caused by java.lang.IllegalStateException: FileLogger is not initialized, Forgot to call Log4O.init()? It seems that have another library in my project using this lib 'com.noveogroup.android:android-logger:1.3.5'

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@ingridswiftconnect it looks like not related to the original issue here. Can you file a new one with your issue? It'll be helpful if you can share the full stack trace as well. Thanks.

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