OOM in scheduleNextRender

[mopsalarm]

After updating from 1.2.12 to 1.2.15 I see a lot of OutOfMemoryErrors in GifDrawable.scheduleNextRender. I only see this in firebase over a wide range of Android versions and devices, i could not recreate the issue locally.
In a background thread I am just loading a GifDrawable from a RandomAccessFile.getFD() that I am closing after creating the GifDrawble. On the main thread I am passing the GifDrawable to a ImageView and calling currentFrameIndex and numberOfFrames, as well as pause(), start(), stop() and seekTo(0) once or twice.

[koral--]

Thanks for the report, I'll check that.

[koral--]

Those stacktraces originates from framework code. Nothing has changed here between versions 1.2.12 an 1.2.15. Not sure what I can do without steps to reproduce.

I guess that some changes in your project caused memory starvation and it is just revealed here as OOME.
I can only suggest memory profiling: https://developer.android.com/studio/profile/memory-profiler maybe you will be able to find a memory leak.

I'll close this issue due to no known action which can be performed by me. However, it can be reopened if there is some new info.

[mopsalarm]

Actually I do think that the issue is somewhere with your library. I switched back and forth between the two versions since 1.2.15 was released and those errors do not appear with 1.2.12 but reappear as soon as I switch to 1.2.15.
I already did some memory profiling but I couldn't make out any issue. I am now also using sampleSize to downscale large gifs but the errors still occur at about the same rate I would say.

[koral--]

OK, I'll to reproduce that.

[koral--]

On which Android version did those issues occur?

[mopsalarm]

It looks like it is only occurring on 6, 7 and 8.

[koral--]

OK, I was able to reproduce it on stress tests. It seems that some filedescriptor is closed more than one time. I'll investigate and fix it asap.

[mopsalarm]

Great news, thank you very much!

[mopsalarm]

This issue still persists. I've now updated to 1.2.16 and the issue immediately re-appears in my firebase crashlytics logs.
Could not allocate JNI Env: Failed anonymous mmap(0x0, 8192, 0x3, 0x2, 53, 0): Bad file descriptor. See process maps in the log.

[koral--]

Sorry for the delay. I'll try to reproduce that.