Polygon Geofence add via RPC call crashes the plugin

[jwaldrip]

Your Environment

• Plugin version: 14.7.2
• Platform: iOS
• OS version: 18.1
• Device manufacturer / model: iPhone 15
• React Native version (react-native -v): 0.73.2
• Plugin config

// Plugin state
{
  batchSync: false,
  didDeviceReboot: false,
  desiredAccuracy: 100,
  autoSync: true,
  stopDetectionDelay: 0,
  didLaunchInBackground: false,
  enableTimestampMeta: false,
  startOnBoot: true,
  disableStopDetection: false,
  activityType: 1,
  disableAutoSyncOnCellular: false,
  debug: true,
  autoSyncThreshold: 0,
  stopTimeout: 5,
  locationAuthorizationRequest: "Always",
  geofenceTemplate: undefined,
  stopOnStationary: false,
  isFirstBoot: false,
  disableElasticity: false,
  httpTimeout: 60000,
  stopOnTerminate: false,
  desiredOdometerAccuracy: 100,
  didRequestUpgradeLocationAuthorization: false,
  headers: {
    /* omitted */
  },
  maxRecordsToPersist: -1,
  activityRecognitionInterval: 10000,
  locationAuthorizationAlert: {
    titleWhenOff: "Location services are off",
    titleWhenNotEnabled: "Background location is not enabled",
    cancelButton: "Cancel",
    instructions:
      "To use background location, you must enable '{locationAuthorizationRequest}' in the Location Services settings.",
    settingsButton: "Settings"
  },
  isMoving: false,
  trackingMode: 1,
  stationaryRadius: 25,
  params: {},
  extras: {
    rationale: "tracking"
  },
  elasticityMultiplier: 1,
  disableLocationAuthorizationAlert: true,
  httpRootProperty: location,
  preventSuspend: false,
  disableMotionActivityUpdates: false,
  logMaxDays: 3,
  lastLocationAuthorizationStatus: 3,
  heartbeatInterval: 60,
  useSignificantChangesOnly: false,
  odometer: 1008231.9919245155,
  locationTimeout: 60,
  showsBackgroundLocationIndicator: false,
  minimumActivityRecognitionConfidence: 70,
  geofenceInitialTriggerEntry: true,
  schedulerEnabled: false,
  method: "POST",
  iOSHasWarnedLocationServicesOff: false,
  maxBatchSize: -1,
  url: "omitted",
  distanceFilter: 10,
  locationTemplate: 0,
  locationsOrderDirection: "ASC",
  persistMode: 2,
  stopAfterElapsedMinutes: -1,
  enabled: true,
  schedule: ["2018-11-27 18:00-20:00"],
  authorization: {},
  pausesLocationUpdatesAutomatically: true,
  geofenceProximityRadius: 2000,
  maxDaysToPersist: 1,
  logLevel: 5
};

Expected Behavior

When the device received the following RPC call. The device should add the polygon geofence and start reporting the geofence events.

{
  "ok": true,
  "background_geolocation": [
    [
      "setConfig",
      {
        "extras": { "rationale": "PREONSITE_TRACKING" },
        "schedule": ["2024-10-21-21:45 2024-10-22-05:00 location"],
        "desiredAccuracy": 10,
        "locationAuthorizationRequest": "Always"
      }
    ],
    [
      "addGeofence",
      {
        "vertices": [
          [39.67896291339058, -104.82659579000001],
          [39.678115073358825, -104.82925519493935],
          [39.67606824934767, -104.83035664508222],
          [39.67402148598885, -104.82925503733252],
          [39.67317370660943, -104.82659579000001],
          [39.67402148598885, -104.82393654266748],
          [39.67606824934767, -104.8228349349178],
          [39.678115073358825, -104.82393638506066]
        ],
        "identifier": "9334ee0b-4a08-4d68-9b17-a1dce7d4fbe8",
        "extras": { "rationale": "PREONSITE_TRACKING" },
        "notifyOnEntry": true,
        "notifyOnExit": true
      }
    ],
    ["start"]
  ]
}

Actual Behavior

The plugin crashes and stops reporting all events.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Respond to location report with RPC call
2. Observe logs
3. Get crash dialog
4. Nothing reported to logs regarding onhttp or ongeofenceschange hooks.

Context

Trying to add polygon geofence via RPC call.

Debug logs

Logs

Unable to get

[christocracy]

Where’s your stacktrace?

[jwaldrip]

Due to issues building locally, I cannot produce one. And for some reason the background tasks are also not sending them to firebase or sentry

[christocracy]

Due to issues building locally

What issues?

You can view $ adb logcat for any device plugged into usb.

[jwaldrip]

On iOS I cannot do that. This is crashing iOS and not android as far as I can tell.