Roman Elizarov
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There is a number of place in the app with the following code pattern: try { // do some suspending operation } catch(e: Exception) { e.report(ExceptionCategory.EXPOSURENOTIFICATION) // or similar } In all such place if the corresponding suspending gets cancelled for any reason, the resulting CancellationException will get reported as an application crash. This fix prevents it from happening, since a cancellation exception is a part of a normal operation, not a failure that should be reported.
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