bug: System Error in calling GenericChannel.getDeviceConfig()

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Since this is an app crash log, it's not something we can debug. Typically, it's the developer's responsibility to debug these issues unless the problem is provably not a problem with the app's code. If you believe this is a VM bug, are able to narrow down the issue to specific, reproducible case and can provide code snippets or source code along with reproduction steps, we can investigate further.

See https://forums.garmin.com/developer/connect-iq/w/wiki/5/bug-reports-faq for our bug reporting guidelines.

Brandon.ConnectIQ Since I'm still seeing these errors in ERA I'd like to help to hunt it down. But I am not able to reproduce it (I don't even own any of the devices that had the error). However I'd like to make a case that this has to be a VM bug:

1. the documentation doesn't mention any possible exception being thrown by getDeviceConfig()

2. it's a System Error

3. I tried to reproduce it (in simulator: ): I assumed that maybe this happens when getDeviceConfig is called before setDeviceConfig in some race condition, but when do that on purpose, then nothing happens:

class TestApp extends Application.AppBase {

    public function onMessage(msg as Message) as Void {}

    function initialize() {
        AppBase.initialize();
        var c = new Ant.GenericChannel(method(:onMessage), new Ant.ChannelAssignment(
                    Ant.CHANNEL_TYPE_RX_NOT_TX, // Bidirectional Receive (Slave)
                    Ant.NETWORK_PLUS)
                );
        System.println("c: " + c);
        var deviceCfg = c.getDeviceConfig();
        System.println("d: " + deviceCfg);
    }
}

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