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[BUG] Issue with call.hangUp(options: nil) Triggering Thread Performance Checker Warning #1832
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@raosanat can you take a look? |
Hey @ShawnHuangS, |
Hey @lucianopa-msft , Thanks for getting back to me! I also had to update the SDK due to the Xcode update. I’ll test the new SDK with the next app version, or we can close this issue for now since we won’t be using version 2.9.0 anymore. Thanks again! |
Hi @ShawnHuangS, |
When I call call.hangUp(options: nil), I always get the following warning: Thread Performance Checker: Thread running at User-initiated quality-of-service class waiting on a thread without a QoS class specified (base priority 31). Investigate ways to avoid priority inversions
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Describe the bug
When I call call.hangUp(options: nil), I always get the following warning:
Sometimes this causes my screen to freeze for several seconds, almost like a system crash.
Exception or Stack Trace
To Reproduce
1. Call the method call.hangUp(options: nil).
2. Observe the Thread Performance Checker warning.
3. Notice that the screen might freeze for several seconds.
Code Snippet
Expected behavior
I expected that calling call.hangUp(options: nil) would hang up the call without triggering any warnings or causing the screen to freeze.
Additional context
I am using CallKit.
Setup (please complete the following information):
Thanks in advance for your help!
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