Run in debug mode – You can try to run the app in debug mode. This property defines whether or not the activity should be removed from the activity back stack and finished when the user navigates to some other activity from it and it’s no longer visible on screen.ģ. It’s how the app is supposed to work if you have set the noHistory property in the Manifest to true. Remove noHistory property of Activity in Manifest – This is not actually a crash. I had once wasted a whole lot of my valuable time just because of this simple issue.Ģ. The logcat might have filters set that are not allowing the error logs to be shown, you can set it to only from your application or remove all the filters. Remove filters – This is the most common and simple mistake that developers make that hides the error logs from them.
To fix this no error issue, you can try one of the following methods : Android app crashes without any error or exception in logcat | Fixed:ġ. The errors are there, they are being output but they are not being displayed to you. In some cases the app is redirected to another activity after an activity has crashed. Your app might just crash without any error or without the common “Unfortunately the app has closed” message. This is not a common problem but every Android developer is susceptible to it. The only thing worst than getting an error is getting an error and not knowing what error it is and where it is.
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