Fix crash in PerformanceEntrySorter comparator (#56388)#56388
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Summary: Fixed a SIGSEGV crash in the Performance API that occurred when sorting performance entries. The crash was caused by the PerformanceEntrySorter comparator missing the const qualifier on its operator() method. The PerformanceEntrySorter::operator() was not marked as const, which violates the requirements for comparators used with std::stable_sort. This caused undefined behavior and crashes on Android when sorting performance entries. Added the const qualifier to PerformanceEntrySorter::operator()() to ensure it's properly const-qualified for use with STL sorting algorithms. Changelog: [General][Fixed] - Fix crash in Performance API when sorting entries Reviewed By: rubennorte Differential Revision: D98674156
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#56388 Fixed a SIGSEGV crash in the Performance API that occurred when sorting performance entries. The crash was caused by the PerformanceEntrySorter comparator missing the const qualifier on its operator() method. The PerformanceEntrySorter::operator() was not marked as const, which violates the requirements for comparators used with std::stable_sort. This caused undefined behavior and crashes on Android when sorting performance entries. Added the const qualifier to PerformanceEntrySorter::operator()() to ensure it's properly const-qualified for use with STL sorting algorithms. Changelog: [General][Fixed] - Fix crash in Performance API when sorting entries Reviewed By: rubennorte Differential Revision: D98674156
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Summary:
Fixed a SIGSEGV crash in the Performance API that occurred when sorting performance entries. The crash was caused by the PerformanceEntrySorter comparator missing the const qualifier on its operator() method.
The PerformanceEntrySorter::operator() was not marked as const, which violates the requirements for comparators used with std::stable_sort. This caused undefined behavior and crashes on Android when sorting performance entries.
Added the const qualifier to PerformanceEntrySorter::operator()() to ensure it's properly const-qualified for use with STL sorting algorithms.
Changelog: [General][Fixed] - Fix crash in Performance API when sorting entries
Reviewed By: rubennorte
Differential Revision: D98674156