Fix no view found for id when using API 24. #165
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On API 24 devices `FragmentStateManager` crashes with exception: ``` Fatal Exception: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException No view found for id 0xb8610aaa (unknown) for fragment SomeFragment ``` Steps to reproduce: 1. Run the app 2. Try to close it and open fast and frequently Solution: Use `ViewCompat.generateViewId()` which is designed to generate view id. My comment: Weird thing that this crash is not occurring on latest Android versions (e.g. API 30), probably API 24 has some specific view id requirements.
Fix no view found for id when using API 24.
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On API 24 devices
FragmentStateManagercrashes with exception:Steps to reproduce:
Solution:
Use
ViewCompat.generateViewId()which is designed to generate viewid.
A weird thing is that this crash is not occurring on the latest Android
versions (e.g. API 30), probably API 24 has some specific view id
requirements.