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Reply to Symbolicating Crashes for Applications Submitted with Bitcode
My crash logs are also not symbolicating correctly. I am opted into bitcode and including symbols. System library symbols symbolicate fine, but symbols from my app do not. I was able to grab one of the crash logs directly off the device and I found that the UUID in that log doesn't match the UUIDs of the dsyms that are in my archive.I tried clicking the Download dsyms button in the Organizer window, but that gives me a response that no dsyms are available. However, if I go into iTunes connect, I can see that there are dsyms available for these builds, and I can even download them. Is there any way to get those manually downloaded dsyms into Xcode so I can resymbolicate the crash logs?
Feb ’16
Reply to Trying to symbolicate crash logs without dSym
Getting useful results from a crash log within a .dSYM is… well… tricky. You should be able to get the .dSYM you need from one of two places: If you submitted a native binary, you can use the .dSYM from the .xcarchive that you submitted from.If you submitted bitcode, you should be able to download the .dSYM from iTunes Connect.Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @apple.com
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Aug ’16
Reply to How include dSYM when I build my Framework project?
Take this setup to start with: Create a new Xcode project with an app target Add a framework target to the same project, and when creating the framework, associate it with the app target with the Embed in Application dropdown. Archive the app. That puts 2 dSYMs in the Xcode archive, one per target, with this file structure: /TestApp.xcarchive ├── dSYMs │ ├── MyFramework.framework.dSYM │ └── TestApp.app.dSYM ├── Info.plist └── Products └── Applications └── TestApp.app ├── Frameworks │ └── MyFramework.framework └── TestApp How does your setup differ from that basic one? — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer
Apr ’25
Download dSYM, but still stacktrace has hidden lines
I have a crash report in the Organizer. The only line of the stack trace that is from code is has _hidden#2598_ for a function name. I went to the archive in Organizer, and tried the Download Debug Symbols button. That shows a spinner like it worked, but the dSYM archive it downloads is empty. If I tried it again I get a popup with a permission error. Seems like a bug in Xcode 11. (?) So I went to App Store Connect, and downloaded it. That one has the same name, and is not empty, so I manually put it where Xcode had tried to download it. My stack trace still shows hidden. Restarted Xcode, no luck. Anything other ideas?Rob
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Reply to fabric - dsym upload error
I am facing exactly same issue on catalina, while building an archive in xcode.[31merror: could not complete submission of dSYM at /Users/rakeshmaddala/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/HealthCareApp-anzzpdcvnrgwhrbilebppbhsuaqe/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/HealthCareApp.app.dSYM: Error Domain=com.crashlytics.mac.error-domain.process-dsym Code=4 This version of OSX is not able to perform the necessary dSYM transformations UserInfo={NSLocalizedFailureReason=This version of OSX is not able to perform the necessary dSYM transformations.} [0m Command /bin/sh failed with exit code 8Everything was working fine until i updated to Catalina yesterday.
Dec ’19
DSYM Download not working in App Store Connect
Hello, I'm not able download the DSYM via the link/butotn in the App Store Connect and my builds. Or more precisely, it doesn't initiate the download. On chrome, it opens a new tab and closes it again, but doesn't do anything. It only works if I copy the URL of the link and download it directly via the URL. Does anyone experience this as well? Thanks!
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