SQLCipher 3.5.9 native crash after application upgrade

[developernotes]

Hi @raiym

Unfortunately, it is difficult to troubleshoot without additional information regarding the crash. For example, the following information would be helpful to better understand your situation:

• What Android device presented the crash?
• What is the Android OS version on that device?
• What code was executing with regard to the database library just prior to the crash?
• Were you performing a schema migration?
• Did the database file exist on this device prior to the execution that caused the crash?

That said, the 3.5.9 release is almost 2 years old. It might be worth evaluating whether to update the SQLCipher library for your application. The update includes a major version change, so reviewing the upgrade documentation below is important:

Upgrading to SQLCipher 4

The recent release of SQLCipher 4 introduces many new performance and security enhancements for applications that use SQLCipher for secure local data storage. However, the introduction of new default algorithms, increased KDF iterations and a larger page size means that SQLCipher 4 will not open older databases by default. This document provides guidance on the upgrade options available to applications that have previously integrated SQLCipher versions 1 through 3. Option 1: Database File Migr…