I have seen this warning in google play console:
Your use of exact alarms is causing your app to crash for some Android users Your app schedules exact alarms without checking whether the SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM permission has been granted. This is causing your app to crash for users on Android 14 because the permission is no longer granted by default.
In most cases, alternative methods of scheduling work or inexact alarms are more appropriate. If your use of exact alarms is justified, update your app so that it checks this permission is granted before scheduling.
My app doesn't have any alarm scheduling feature of any kind, so this depends on some android, google or firebase module that merges code that has android.app.AlarmManager.setExact(...) somewhere for some reason.
But I have no idea what is the library that introduced it.
Is there any way to make Gradle/R8 building process to output the library that merged it and eventually prevent to merge the problematic code?