bugsnag-android now supports detecting and reporting C/C++ crashes without a separate library (previously bugsnag-android-ndk was required for native error reporting).
bugsnag-android and bugsnag-android-ndk have essentially been merged. The only difference is that in bugsnag-android-ndk, NDK crash detection is enabled by default. To enable it in bugsnag-android, the configuration option detectNdkCrashes should be set to true.
After the next major release bugsnag-android-ndk will no longer be published, so it is recommended that you migrate to the bugsnag-android artefact.
Enhancements
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Improve ANR detection by using a signal handler to detect
SIGQUIT
events, removing dependence on "in foreground" calculations. This change
should remove false positives. This change deprecates the configuration
optionssetAnrThresholdMs/getAnrThresholdMsas they now have no effect and
the underlying OS ANR threshold is used in all cases.
#490 -
Add
detectNdkCrashesconfiguration option to toggle whether C/C++ crashes
are detected
#491 -
Reduce AAR size #492
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Make handledState.isUnhandled() publicly readable #496