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SIGSEGV on macOS during typing a search string in Navigator window #3139
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A new crash with a slightly different callstack:
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Now I was able to reproduce the issue during lldb attached and could even create a core-dump file for further analysis:
The content of register rbx (=register
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I was able to compile a Debug version and reproduce the bug. Here the location of the crash:
called from tf_eval_int()
content of ctx:
The name of the array to be sorted is "Medialib Playlist". TODO: check in
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I have tried to reproduce this too over the last few days, and it didn't happen for me from using medialibrary search. The main problem with this kind of bugs is they are not easy to fix even when you have a callstack pointing to the crash. Instead -- it requires finding the place which either over-released some object, or missed a retain, and that happens in some other time and place than the crash location. |
I will keep collecting data here and keep track of it. It's not a high priority issue. |
Steps to reproduce the problem
View of Navigator window is set to "Folders".
Music is playing a playlist.
Type a search string in the "Search" field of the Navigator window.
What's going on? Describe the problem in as much detail as possible.
Sometimes this causes a SIGSEGV. It happened to me around 5 times in the last week. Not so easy to reproduce.
I did not press enter, it happened during typing.
Here the last part of the call stack, full details see comments below
According to source code and register dump the pointer
it
is invalid when callingpl_meta_for_key
.Information about the software:
Deadbeef version: devel (9d13e9d)
OS: macOS Sonoma 14.4.1
MacOS Crash Reporter output:
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