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I upgraded my react-native application to 0.61.5 and some of my rn library, then I got ~0.3% of my user raised this exception:
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Trying to find which library causing this error without any success.
Because logcat doesn't show the error source in stacktrace
After reading a bunch of SO articles, no solution comes to me.
My question is:
How can I know which library produces that error?
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I found the library toolargetool might be helpful in locating this error.

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