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I have a crash in my UWP application that is hitting when i switch between portrait and landscape mode.
I haven't been able to find a minimal way to reproduce this in a sample app yet.
I have been able to get the crash under a debugger though.
Here is the stack trace that I get:
The crash is an access violation. I'm also seeing a large number of reports from partner center for similar crashes.
Any idea if this is an issue in win2D?
I figured i'm doing something wrong, but the level of information i'm getting here is very minimal.
Any advice on what I can do to debug this would be greatly appreciated?
The app is a UWP app. I've tested on v 1.26 and v1.27.1 of win2d, and both versions show the crash.
Our app targets 1903 version of windows.
Crash happens on windows 10, and windows 11 devices.
I can reproduce this somewhat reliably (but not 100%). I am able to get a crash dump if that is useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a crash in my UWP application that is hitting when i switch between portrait and landscape mode.
I haven't been able to find a minimal way to reproduce this in a sample app yet.
I have been able to get the crash under a debugger though.
Here is the stack trace that I get:
The crash is an access violation. I'm also seeing a large number of reports from partner center for similar crashes.
Any idea if this is an issue in win2D?
I figured i'm doing something wrong, but the level of information i'm getting here is very minimal.
Any advice on what I can do to debug this would be greatly appreciated?
The app is a UWP app. I've tested on v 1.26 and v1.27.1 of win2d, and both versions show the crash.
Our app targets 1903 version of windows.
Crash happens on windows 10, and windows 11 devices.
I can reproduce this somewhat reliably (but not 100%). I am able to get a crash dump if that is useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: