Exception Reporting Application on VS Code ?

Another question to ERA:
I found 88 occurances of an „unexpected value exeption“ for my datafield „Edge All in One 1“: must be a missing null-check.

But I wonder:
-I‘m using this datafield myself and never got this error on that line - nor in simulator.
-I’ve got only good reviews - not a single crash report.

Detail:
I check null for activity.info averageCadence. If not null, it will be shown on layout formatted as string - and I assumed, that activity.info maxCadence cannot be null if averageCadence is not null.
But ERA reports the exeption for maxCadence.format(“%0d“) code line. 
Did a null-check now for that line, too. Will see…

Make sure you check the FW version.  Not all users have the latest, or may have a public beta.  APAC FW is often behind the WW version and can even have a different version of CIQ.  the languages can also come into play.

Most users wont report a crash.  They might not know how, or just uninstall your app and move on.

The line reported may be off a line or two in your code, so check above and below that line.

jim_m_58 said:

The line reported may be off a line or two in your code

Thanks for pointing!
That means: ERA is not more precise than the old school method with the hex-to-decimal stack and searching in debug.xml?
(or in other words: it‘s the same but more comfortable)

When you build an iq file, thedebug.xml is included for each prg built.  If there's a crash, the ciq_log.yml gets synced and becomes a ciq_log,bak.  That's so the same yml doesn't get synced multiple times.

The debug.xml and the ciq_log are then used for the ERA report.  So all that's happening is the conversion is being done for you,