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Reply to Symbolicating Crashes for Applications Submitted with Bitcode

I make my App enable bitcode, archive my app, upload my app，then I can dowload and get two dSYM files in the dsym folder. But the problem is after changing app's version and some code, and archiving, uploading, I get two same dSYM files as the last. I cannot symblize the crash report using this two dSYM files beacuse this two files is wrong! Is it the bug in itunes connect? I try many times, but the dSYM files downloaded is always wrong.

App Store Distribution & Marketing App Store Connect

Sep ’15

CoreFoundation Framework debug info (dsym file)

Hello all, I am debugging core saved in minidump format. After running minidumpstackwalk command in the output I see these messages: 2020-09-06 11:00:14: stackwalker.cc:103: INFO: Couldn't load symbols for: libsystemkernel.dylib|2B6311E662403EF78C87475B66F7452C0 2020-09-06 11:00:14: simplesymbolsupplier.cc:196: INFO: No symbol file at sym/CoreFoundation/C0D70026EDBE3CBDB317367CF4F1C92F0/CoreFoundation.sym 2020-09-06 11:00:14: stackwalker.cc:103: INFO: Couldn't load symbols for: CoreFoundation|C0D70026EDBE3CBDB317367CF4F1C92F0 2020-09-06 11:00:14: simplesymbolsupplier.cc:196: INFO: No symbol file at sym/HIToolbox/DE6F9A208AF7396382E14756C4A7A54C0/HIToolbox.sym 2020-09-06 11:00:14: stackwalker.cc:103: INFO: Couldn't load symbols for: HIToolbox|DE6F9A208AF7396382E14756C4A7A54C0 2020-09-06 11:00:14: simplesymbolsupplier.cc:196: INFO: No symbol file at sym/AppKit/C420864219F73EAAAACD3B836FFDEFCF0/AppKit.sym 2020-09-06 11:00:14: stackwalker.cc:103: INFO: Couldn't load symbols for: AppKit|

App & System Services Core OS macOS Developer Tools Frameworks Debugging

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Sep ’20

ASC Doesn't generate DSYM file

The latest build of my iOS app in TestFlight does not show a Download DSYM link in the build metadata tab. When I uploaded the build to App Store Connect I had enable bitcode turned on, and I can see Include Symbols is set to yes in the build metadata. But no link is next to it like my other recent builds. The last few builds I've submitted in the same manner have all generated the DSYM download links no problem. For some reason this particular build has not. Has anyone else experienced this same issue? Any tips of how to fix this? I'd like to avoid submitting a new build if possible Cheers

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Feb ’22

dSYM Files for Firebase not generating

Hey All, Just ready to update my app to the AppStore for the first time. I need some help. When I Archive my app to distribute, it shows that there is warnings that ‘the archive did not include a dSYM for firebase.analytics etc. I’ve tried almost everything please help!

Developer Tools & Services General

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Dec ’24

Reply to ASC Doesn't generate DSYM file

I have the same problem. Yesterday, I uploaded a new version and the DSYM file appeared without a problem. Today, I have uploaded a new version and the DSYM file does not appear.

App Store Distribution & Marketing App Store Connect

Feb ’22

Reply to How can I find the error in a TestFlight crash report?

I have found the dSYM file in Xcode-->Window-->Organizer-->My app-->Archives-->Selected my archive-->Right-clicked and Show in Finder-->Right-clicked the .xcarchive file-->Show Package Contents. What should I do with the dSYM file to symbolize the crashlog.crash file?

Developer Tools & Services General

Jan ’25

Reply to Error when compiling with Xcode 16.2

Does your build still complete with a dSYM file on disk, or does this cause the entire build to fail? If you get a dSYM file on disk, try pointing the dwarfdump --verify command at it. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

Developer Tools & Services Xcode

Jan ’25

Reply to Lots of warnings when building with Xcode 7 with 3rd party libraries

I had this problem too. Here's how I fixed it.1) Go to Build Settings -> Build Options -> Debug Information Format2) Change the Debug setting from DWARF with dSYM File to DWARF3) Leave the Release setting at DWARF with dSYM FileThe problem appears to be that Xcode was trying to create dSYM files for Debug builds. You don't need dSYM files for Debug builds -- it's release builds where you need them. I hope this helps. Sincerely,Michael Patrick Ellard

Developer Tools & Services General

Sep ’15

Reply to Investigating SIGTRAP on AppDelegate Declaration during App Store Connect Review

Hello eskimo, Thank you for your reply. Following the instructions on the Adding Identifiable Symbol Names to a Crash Report page, I have been able to apply the appropriate .dSYM file to the crash report to identify lines associated with that particular .dSYM file (FunkyFundz.app.dSYM). However, as you noted, the rest of the stack trace is not symbolicated. How can I go about symbolicating the rest of the crash report? When I look in the dSYMs folder inside the .xcarchive I see .dSYM files associated with my app and my third party libraries. However, in the stack trace I am trying to identify things like libsystem_kernel.dylib, CoreFoundation, and UIKitCore. I do not see .dSYM files for these. Should I be asking Xcode to generate and apply these somehow? Thank you so much for your help and clarification. :) Marvin

Programming Languages Swift

Sep ’20

Reply to `po` command fails to work after importing XCFramework

@eskimo Thanks for your reply. The solution that worked was to rename one of the framework and remove dsym files while generating the XCFramework. However moving forward we need to add dsym files.Is there any additional things to be taken care of in XCFramework so that on adding dsym files,po command works as expected.

Programming Languages Swift

Sep ’22

Reply to DSYMs No Longer Offered for Download?

I faced the similar issue what in test flight app metada no dsym file available for downloading. The solution for me is: Open Organizer and right-click Show in Finder on your released build Right-click the xcarchive and Show Package Contents You will see dSYMs folder with .dSYM file

App Store Distribution & Marketing App Store Connect

Aug ’25

Reply to How to (re)symbolicate crashlog in Xcode 16.0?

[quote='764013021, jennifer266, /thread/764013, /profile/jennifer266'] All calls of my app are not symbolicated. [/quote] That most likely means that you're missing the corresponding dSYM file on your Mac. The first link cited by my colleague above regarding adding symbol information has instructions on how to determine if you have the dSYM file on your Mac. If you can't locate the matching dSYM file, then you won't be able to symbolicate the report fully. —Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

Developer Tools & Services Xcode

Sep ’24

Reply to Upload Symbols Failed on Xcode 16

Check Build Settings: Ensure that Debug Information Format is set to DWARF with dSYM File for both the Debug and Release configurations: Go to Xcode > Your Project > Build Settings. Set Debug Information Format to DWARF with dSYM File for all configurations.

Developer Tools & Services Xcode

Oct ’24

Reply to Download dSYMs fails with Missing App Record

thanks for you kind, but why i don't have the dsym file here.

Developer Tools & Services Xcode

Jan ’19

Reply to xcode changes dsym bundle identifier

Do you have specific reasons to be including the dSYM file as part of the app bundle for download to customers? That's not the common case, so I'd look at why the dSYM file is remaining in Resources/Modules/Release/BIS.bundle.dSYM when you upload it to the App Store. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

App Store Distribution & Marketing App Review

Aug ’25

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