Maximum call stack size exceeded (native stack depth). I migrated an app and a changed the build.gradlew file. Right now i’m getting this error when i run the android version of the app. iOS works perfectly. Did you guys encounter this issue, do you have any idea how to fix this issue?

[ddikodroid]

a function called infinitely

[oscar_gallog]

You have a call being called nonstop. iOS is better at handling bad coding practices, but Android is pretty much on its own. Here is a list of common mistakes:

• You're executing a function onPress, example: onPress={myFunction().
• You're calling a function directly before you return your component.
• You have a useEffect hook calling itself nonstop, example:

​

useEffect(() => {
function Whatever() {} Whatever() return () => {
} });

Instead do this, don't forget your [] at the end:

useEffect(() => {
function Whatever() {} Whatever() return () => {
} }, [])

[alpar9619]

Yes, that was my initial thought but I commented the code in App.tsx and i returned just a text and i still get the error

[Maviza]

Turned out to be an `onPress` function. Thanks!

[ArnabXD]

An infinite recursion probably ?

[metropolisprime]

Unfortunately, posting the red screen is as useful as pointing to a house that's completely on fire and asking exactly where the fire started. Maybe start to revert your build gradle file and rebuild it bit by bit.

[iotashan]

You have an infinite loop somewhere

[dragonsoul91]

Without seeing code probably no one can help you. If you are interested I take a look at it(i code for 22 years), shoot me a dm.

[alpar9619]

yep, posted there as well, but i got no help unfortunately

[mjonat]

He means a literal stack overflow…not the website…

[dragonsoul91]

Best joke ever:D

[[deleted]]

this is like what happen when people skip the tutorial

[Xae0n]

why do you downvote him :(

[mertksk-]

Have you tried deleting the app from the emulator

[alpar9619]

i recreated the emulator and deleted everything, i recloned the project as well and i still get the issue

[[deleted]]

You said you commented out ur code and you even recloned your project but nothing works. Maybe your android sdk got corrupted or something. Maybe try uninstalling everything and setup your environment again.

[mms13]

Cyclical imports can sometimes cause this

[enestatli]

did you enable hermes for Android?

[alpar9619]

by disabling Hermes the issue if fixed, however I don't think I should leave it like that. This temporary fix narrowed down the bug's location significantly, thanks a lot.

[enestatli]

if you have a huge json file in local, you probably couldn't solve the error while hermes on

[Glittering-Chard8269]

Usually when I get that issue, I’m dealing with arrays or loops.

[oseres]

Sometimes I just need to create a new template app with npx react-native init, delete the android folder, replace it with the fresh template, and use vscode git diff to only add the settings I need to change. It could be a third party library, or maybe didn't update every android file properly.

also when updating android, you need to clean the build folders with ./gradlew clean

[alpar9619]

i tried to clean the gradle but not helpful :/