twitter-fabric

While running my App I am getting Path/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/app-hhrnpfyhpluwgwcdjsjkbeehwwqs/Build/Intermediates/app.build/Debug-iphoneos/app.build/Script-C0EDB4D81B6759AC0067631D.sh: line 2: ./Fabric.framework/run: Permission denied If any one faced the similar issue , please suggest me the way to fix this? I am running in Xcode 7.0 , iOS 9 I have this in my plist Any helps is appreciated! Edit :This solved my issue : Step:1: Sign up for Fabric Here Step:2: Follow the steps as mentioned in this LINK and add the key for fabric framework in info.plist and "Run Script" as shown

I want to logout from Fabric Plugin used in Android Studio. Clicking on Profile icon is not working but I need to switch account in there for another project. What to do? Jason Bourne Launch the Fabric plugin in Android studio. After loading it, hit Ctrl + L and It will make you log out. Mehul Kabaria In Android Studio , Click on Fabric icon. In Eclipse , Click on the Fabric on Eclipse task bar so that the Fabric window is in focus. For Windows/linux User Press Ctrl + L and For MAC Press Control + L optional If fabric doesn't logout, you need to restart your IDE. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

I try to integrate Fabric/Crashlytics via CocoaPods, my Podfile looks like this: pod 'Fabric/Core', '1.2' pod 'Fabric/Crashlytics', '1.2' But when I try to build my app, the build fails and I get a Shell Script Invocation Error that the run script isn't found: .../Script-F8D74CB61AB5D7A50013D134.sh: line 2: ./Fabric.framework/run: No such file or directory Is it possible to install Fabric only using CocoaPods? Fabric now supports installation with CocoaPods: http://docs.fabric.io/ios/fabric/cocoapods.html If you are just looking for Crashlytics you can use these two pods: pod 'Fabric' pod

I can see Crashlytics, Answers, Stripe etc. but cannot find Twitter in Fabric. Mike from Fabric here. EDIT April 2019: As Sunil mentioned below, Twitter Kit is no longer available and has been deprecated by Twitter: https://blog.twitter.com/developer/en_us/topics/tools/2018/discontinuing-support-for-twitter-kit-sdk.html 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44580899/cannot-find-twitter-kit-in-fabric-in-ios

I'm seeing a crash in Google Play related to Fabric/Crashlytics. This happened after I updated from normal Crashlytics to the new Fabric Crashlytics. I can only reproduce it on one of my devices (Galaxy S2). All other devices that I have (Nexus 5 and S4) do not have the crash. Here's the stack trace: 08-19 09:32:26.328 7084-7084/com.tsm.countryjam D/dalvikvm﹕ WAIT_FOR_CONCURRENT_GC blocked 0ms 08-19 09:32:26.653 7084-7088/com.tsm.countryjam D/dalvikvm﹕ GC_CONCURRENT freed 251K, 12% free 9567K/10823K, paused 12ms+2ms, total 70ms 08-19 09:32:26.653 7084-7084/com.tsm.countryjam D/dalvikvm﹕ WAIT

I'm trying to integrate twitter's sdk with my app. I'm following this guide . Unfortunately, when I try to build my project, I keep receiving this error: Error:Execution failed for task ':app:fabricGenerateResourcesDebug'. Crashlytics Developer Tools error. Unfortunately because I don't have 10 reputation, I can't post my build.gradle file because it has links in it. Just trust the fact that it looks just like the build.gradle example in the top link provided. Is there something that I'm missing that I may have overlooked? Your problem should be caused due to that you did not create a

I'm using, with success the Fabric Login button (TWTRLogInButton, https://dev.twitter.com/twitter-kit/ios-reference/twtrloginbutton ). In my Swift app I can authenticate myself, make calls and all. The only problem is that i've implemented a "Logout" button that calls Twitter.logOut(). As specified by the documentation ( https://dev.twitter.com/twitter-kit/ios-reference/twitter ) this deletes the local session but does not invalidate the remote session. The effect is that once I'm authenticated and then logged out, if I click the "Login" button again I'm logged-in again with the same user,

Disabling Crashlytics error reporting is relatively straight forward. . I'd also like to disable Answers for debug builds. However, new Crashlytics.Builder().answers(null); doesn't work since apparently answers can't be null and new Crashlytics.Builder().answers(new CustomAnswers()); with CustomAnswers being my class extending Answers gets me a NPE when calling Answers.getInstance() . But that approach is cumbersome to begin with compared to simply calling some enable() method. Any ideas? On a side note, I really hope Fabric is going to update and improve their docs soon. on my app we do it