[Bug]: EXC_BAD_ACCESS fatal exception in OneSignalNotifications.m

[trooperandz]

What happened?

An unhandled, fatal exception was thrown in the OneSignalNofications.m file with the following breadcrumbs being reported in Sentry (also see image attached):

EXC_BAD_ACCESS: Exception 1, Code 1, Subcode 9223372036854775824 > KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x8000000000000010.

In addition, part of the Sentry error message states the following:
Dictionary.Keys._customContainsEquatableElement

Steps to reproduce?

I am not able to create a reproduction of the error as it happens intermittently and I do not know a reliable way to recreate it.

What did you expect to happen?

I expect the exception to be fixed or handled some way instead of causing a fatal crash.

OneSignal iOS SDK version

Release 5.2.8

iOS version

17

Specific iOS version

* iOS 18.1.1
Note that I could not select 18 above; is this an official support level, or does the template need updating to add 18?

Relevant log output

system

    exception
        stack-trace
            frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))
                filename
                    <compiler-generated>
                function
                    Dictionary.Keys._customContainsEquatableElement
            frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))
                filename
                    <compiler-generated>
                function
                    [A : B].Keys
            frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))
                filename
                    <compiler-generated>
                function
                    Sequence<T>.contains
            frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))
                filename
                    onesignalusermanagerimpl.swift
                function
                    OneSignalUserManagerImpl.setNewInternalUser
            frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))
                filename
                    onesignalusermanagerimpl.swift
                function
                    OneSignalUserManagerImpl.createNewUser
            frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))
                filename
                    onesignalusermanagerimpl.swift
                function
                    OneSignalUserManagerImpl._login
            frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))
                filename
                    onesignalusermanagerimpl.swift
                function
                    OneSignalUserManagerImpl.user.getter
            frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))
                filename
                    onesignalusermanagerimpl.swift
                function
                    OneSignalUserManagerImpl.setPushToken

frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))

    function
        OneSignalUserManagerImpl.removeAlias

frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))

    filename
        osnotificationsmanager.m
    function
        +[OSNotificationsManager sendPushTokenToDelegate]

frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))

    filename
        osnotificationsmanager.m
    function
        +[OSNotificationsManager didRegisterForRemoteNotifications:deviceToken:]

frame (marked in-app by stack trace rule (family:native package:**/Containers/Bundle/Application/** +app))

    filename
        uiapplicationdelegate+onesignalnotifications.m
    function
        -[OneSignalNotificationsAppDelegate oneSignalDidRegisterForRemoteNotifications:deviceToken:]

    frame
        function
            UIApplicationMain

type

    EXC_BAD_ACCESS

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[nan-li]

Hi @trooperandz thank you for reporting this crash as well, we will investigate.