Fix crash when current activity is null #6022
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…sInsetsManager.java Co-authored-by: Krzysztof Piaskowy <[email protected]>
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Summary
Should fix: #5892. We do not check if the current activity is
nulland it seems that it randomly can be null. It seems like ongoing issue on react native side: facebook/react-native#37518, facebook/react-native#18345. TheuseAnimatedKeyboardhook won't work when the app when current activity isnull, but it should not crash the app anymore. Our assumption is that most of the libs handle it this way (#5892), so it must be some corner case when most functionality won't work - that's why we don't try to recover from this state.