Jeff
Similar experience in C (at least in the company I work in and my own personal stuff). Would be great to see this added.
issue persists in 1.8.0-beta01
Also experiencing this. Works perfect on windows. Ubuntu 20.04 Kernel version 5.11.0
Any updates on this? #1036 is still an issue as of 1.8.0-beta01.
Is there any reason this hasn't been merged yet @drchen ? #1036 is still a bug as of 1.10.0-alpha01.
Reproduced this issue on a Galaxy S22 using the `material.SnackBar.1` sample
Also running into this issue on Ubuntu 24. But it's fixed in master. We just need a new pub.dev release.
@buenaflor I've tracked down the cause of this problem. There are two issues: First, this code checks the app dir for the crashpad handler. For me, it resided in `appDir/lib`....
I'm wondering if the problem has to do with `crashpad_handler` ending up in the `lib` folder. Guessing here without much understanding of how Flutter installs `crashpad_handler`, but maybe Flutter copies...
> I think [@jefflongo](https://github.com/jefflongo) is right. This is not a `CMake` issue. Any toolchain should create _executable_ binaries; doing it in the `CMake` build script is either too soon (because...