What is considered to be a failure in the Google Play Console

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I accessed the statistics for my app on the Google Play Console and I noticed that there are several notes of failures, but there are no ANRs and crashlytics recorded very few crashes, which leads me to understand that these flaws are not crash, documentation have seen that these failures are detected if the user has checked the option to "send reports automatically" on Android ...

One point to note is that there is no error report pointing to these flaws (whereas ANR shows errors in the play console), which makes me even more confused ... If these failures are not crash, what are they?

    
asked by anonymous 16.08.2018 / 17:01

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The word crash you used is very relative, even though crash in English means failure.

ANRs

If the NRAs are those messages the user receives from The App is not responding.

An ANR will be triggered for your application when one of the following conditions occurs:

  • While your activity is in the foreground, your application did not respond to an input event or how to press the key or touch events on the screen in 5 seconds.
  • As long as you do not have an activity in the foreground, and you did not finish the execution within a considerable amount of time.

FAILURES

An Android application crashes whenever there is an unexpected exit caused by an exception or unhandled signal. An application that is made using Java, hangs if you throw an unhandled exception. An application that is written using native code languages fails if there is an unmanipulated signal, such as SIGSEGV, during execution.

When an application crashes, Android terminates the application process and displays a dialog box to inform the user that the application has stopped.

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