Symbolicate crash file with dSYM and .ipa file

xcode crash symbolicate
Dhara Patel picture Dhara Patel · Mar 23, 2012 · Viewed 16.1k times · Source

Is there any concreate way to symbolicate crash logs from my app, i have following things

  • dSYM file
  • .ipa Application file

  • myapp.crash

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  • I have tried symbolicatecrash script but it does not work somehow
  • Xcode does not work also i have Xcode 4.3
  • I even tried system 'atos' command but it gives me some c or c++ file

I dont have build file in my archive is it because of that, because app was build in different machine ?

Answer

Karthik T picture Karthik T · Jul 12, 2012

This may be too late.. but i saw the method in another link that i am now trying to find :P

  • Rename your .ipa file to .zip
  • Open the zip file to extract the app
  • now run symbolicatecrash script or delete the .symbolicated folder
  • and restart xcode

if not helpful to you, hope this helps others.

Edit: found the place Symbolicating iPhone App Crash Reports

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