[SOLVED] AppwriteException: null, OS Error: Bad file descriptor, errno = 9 (0)

I am seeing AppwriteException: null, OS Error: Bad file descriptor, errno = 9 (0), from time to time, it is hard to reproduce. I add new content to AppWrite DB and if physical iOS device is in a certain state, like locked in the background, I might get this. (Using a FutureBuilder to get here, and spitting this out by going to snapshot.hasError on future resolve)

else if (snapshot.hasError) {
// Get.offAll(MainScreen());
print(snapshot.error);
return Center(child: Column(
children: [
Text('${snapshot.error}'),
const Icon(Icons.error_outline),
],
),);
}

Ya, this seems like a known flutter issue: https://github.com/dart-lang/http/issues/197

You have to be very careful about doing stuff in the background on mobile.

Got a bit confusing, tough, not doing anything in the bg

You said:

physical iOS device is in a certain state, like locked in the background, I might get this

Yes, I really don't do any background operations, There are no life cycle operations, all are on active state. I only have a StreamBuilder watching a collection, and sometimes I get that error, when a new stream event is fired and the app is the background.

The sometimes is really weird, I do 20 times the same thing, and the 21st this can happen.

Going back on doing more testing.

I do have the same data, structure, function on another widget, but coming from firestore, the same StreamBuilder.

when a new stream event is fired and the app is the background.

When I say background operation, I mean code that is executed while the app is in the background.

Hmm, I now shutdown the stream and only activate it when AppLifecycleState is resumed. Feels hacky, but it works for now.

[SOLVED] AppwriteException: null, OS Error: Bad file descriptor, errno = 9 (0)