Adbmanager-bin stopped working after last os update

After last OS upgrade the package adbmanager and adbmanager-bin stopped working with information that division by zero was attempted - does anone else have the same issue?

Thanks

Any steps to reproduce and the log?

zsh: correct 'adbmanager' to '_avdmanager' [nyae]? n

(adbmanager:29743): Gtk-WARNING **: 20:09:29.066: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "adwaita",
TControl.DoSetBounds GroupBox1:TGroupBox Old=0,5,88774,545 New=0,5,110968,545
ERROR in code: TControl.DoSetBounds GroupBox1:TGroupBox Invalid bounds
Creating gdb catchable error:

  $000000000057F858
  $000000000057D395
  $0000000000580401
  $00000000004C608B
  $00000000004C5D5B
  $00000000004B8B2A
  $00000000004C5699
  $00000000004D109E
  $00000000004CB168
[FORMS.PP] ExceptionOccurred 
  Sender=EDivByZero
  Exception=Division by zero
  Stack trace:
  $000000000058043B
  $00000000004C608B
  $00000000004C5D5B
  $00000000004B8B2A
  $00000000004C5699
  $00000000004D109E
  $00000000004CB168
  $00000000004CDF5A
  $00000000004B8E40
  $00000000004B8E1F
  $000000000042D4AA
  $000000000042E54F
  $0000000000436934
  $000000000043F1B5

There is no more logs unfortunately
It also happens after running

paru -Sy adwaita-cursors adwaita-icon-theme adwaita-icon-theme-legacy libadwaita

I recreated the problem in cachos vm and it’s working there
I have some suspicion that it might be qt5 issue but I am not sure so far I was able to figure out that adbmanager is really a bash wrapper

#!/bin/bash
set -o pipefail
_APPDIR="/usr/lib/adbmanager"
_RUNNAME="${_APPDIR}/adbmanager"
export PATH="${_APPDIR}:${PATH}"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${_APPDIR}/lib/x86_64-linux:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}"
cd "${_APPDIR}" || { echo "Failed to change directory to ${_APPDIR}"; exit 1; }
exec "${_RUNNAME}" "$@" || exit $?

is there any way to make sure it’s not wayland ?

If you log out and switch from Wayland to x11 before re-logging in, you’ll know.

Is this happening just when opening the app? If so, I can’t reproduce that.

In X11 I see