Is there a way to get notified when your app triggers an ANR (Application Not Responding)? Similar to the default exception handler?
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Is there a way to get notified when your app triggers an ANR (Application Not Responding)? Similar to the default exception handler?
In anticipation of the “what would you do with it” answers, just logging. Not “doing” anything.
No. Unlike exceptions that occur within your process’s VM that you can catch, the ANR is generated by a system watchdog, outside your VM. Google offers info on triggers and avoidance