I have a started foreground service.
I\'ve taken care to return START_STICKY from onStartCommand
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I\'ve observed that foreground services don\'t run indefinitely bu
Pushing up the comment of KR_Android : according to this blog and this other question : a service Intent is declared 'bad' after crashing at least twice.
Please try to
try { method(..); } catch(..) { log(..) }
security beltsLet us know and we shall update our answers after digging further
For your vanilla version of your service, consider followings:
1- uninstall your app 2- reboot your device 3- reinstall your vanilla service version to just logging.
It should work.
For your foreground service consider using stopSelf or stopService methods and not stopForegroundService method. stopForegroundService just stop the service from being a foreground. It does not stop it from being a background service. It restarts over and over and if your service going to crash or not doing his job within 5 seconds, so OS kill your service over and over and eventually your service is going to blacklist of OS.
It annoyed me that the system wouldn't restart my service until I rebooted the box. Then I found this trick to clear the crash counts much more quickly:
adb shell killall system_server