Did anyone experience this? I was using "query.addFilter(...)" before. As this is deprecated now, I changed the code to use "Query.FilterPredicate" and "Query.CompositeFilterOperator" to construct my query on the fly. It compiles fine. But the run time throws java.lang.VerifyError for the class that uses it.
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