I'm developing a Blazor WebAssembly application that uses SQLite for local storage. I've encountered a RuntimeError: memory access out of bounds error in the browser console. This error seems to occur randomly during database operations.
Below is the stack trace:
Uncaught (in promise) RuntimeError: memory access out of bounds at unwinder_unwind_frame (03fcc262:0x1fe4c1) at mono_walk_stack_full (03fcc262:0x1fb516) at mono_walk_stack_with_ctx (03fcc262:0x1fb358) at mono_runtime_walk_stack_with_ctx (03fcc262:0x1faefa) at mono_stack_walk_no_il (03fcc262:0x18cef6) at mono_runtime_get_caller_from_stack_mark (03fcc262:0x170c84) at ves_icall_System_Reflection_Assembly_InternalLoad (03fcc262:0x128125) at ves_icall_System_Reflection_Assembly_InternalLoad_raw (03fcc262:0x17c158) at do_icall (03fcc262:0xd7311) at do_icall_wrapper (03fcc262:0xd21f4)Observations and Attempts:
- Warnings in Build: I see warnings related to native functions with varargs in e_sqlite3. Could these be related to the issue?
- Proper Disposal: I've ensured that the DbContext is properly disposed of using await using.
- Asynchronous Operations: All asynchronous operations are correctly awaited.
Environment:
- SqliteWasmHelper
- Blazor WebAssembly
- SQLite
- NET 8.0.6
Potential causes: What could be causing this memory access issue in a Blazor WebAssembly application?
Debugging tips: Are there any specific debugging techniques I should use to narrow down the cause of this error?
Workarounds: Are there any known workarounds for managing SQLite in Blazor WebAssembly that could help avoid this issue?