crash-reports

Save yourselves from hours of debugging, because I've just wasted 2 weeks after bug hunting mysterious app crashes. It turns out, if you're adding a lot o (see answer for more details) notification requests to the UNUserNotificationCenter , it will abruptly crash the Springboard. I haven't found a way around this yet, as the same code worked fine for iOS 9 and below. You can't seem to bulk-add notification requests like before either. Following is the crash I receive every single time (and so does hundreds of app users). Any idea what I could do instead of going back to using

I have an C++ application, that crashes on a computer of some person on the other end of the world. There's no way for me to simulate it or get the same computer. The person is no developer, so I cannot really ask him to install Visual Studio or something. I have pretty deep debug logs, but they didn't reveal anything usable. Is there a tool, that could generate the stack trace of the application at the moment of the crash? Such thing is available inside OSX, but seems that Windows doesn't have it. You can use procdump. It can be setup as a debugger to automatically create dumps for crashing

I have submitted my app to TestFlight and i have deliberately made the app on my device crash, but i don't see where i can see these crash logs. BTW i want to see other people's crash logs on the app, not the one in the settings menu. Anyone know? In Xcode 6.3 crash logs have moved into Organizer window. It might take some time and a restart of the crashed apps for the logs to show. Well, I'm not sure if this will help, but it helped for me: Go to iTunesConnect -> My Apps and choose your app. Then in Versions section scroll to Version Release and check one of radio buttons ( Automatically

I have a user who is experiencing a crash using the app store version of an iPhone app. The crash is not reported via iTunes connect and the user is unable to sync with iTunes and get me the .crash file (they don't have a computer). The user is, however, able to copy and paste the crash report from the phone under "Settings > general > about > Diagnostics & usage data". I took this users copied crash report and manually pasted it into a text file and renamed it with the .crash extension. When I import this manually created .crash report into XCode's Organizer, I am not able to symbolicate it.

I would like to share a situation I am facing analysing the new features at Google Play console and try to find a solution for it. As many of you may already know, Google has released updates at Google Play console and introduced Android vitals. One of the good particularities is that now the session ANRs & Crashes shows all ANRs & crashes collected from Android devices whose users have opted in to automatically share usage and diagnostics data (during phone first setup). However, I am seeing crash reports from unreleased applications. I mean, from a developer version that hasn't been

I am getting strange crash reports from Droid X and Droid Pro. android.content.res.Resources$NotFoundException: File res/drawable/zz_moto_actionbar_bkg.xml from drawable resource ID #0x10803a8 at android.content.res.Resources.loadDrawable(Resources.java:1735) at android.content.res.Resources.getDrawable(Resources.java:596) at android.view.View.setBackgroundResource(View.java:7542) at com.android.internal.app.AlertController.setBackground(AlertController.java:719) at com.android.internal.app.AlertController.setupView(AlertController.java:424) at com.android.internal.app.AlertController

I'm trying to make sense of some crash logs I received for my iPhone app. The main thing that I can see that's useful is: Application Specific Information: MyMoodTrack[144] has active assertions beyond permitted time: {( <SBProcessAssertion: 0x73c6480> identifier: Suspending process: MyMoodTrack[144] permittedBackgroundDuration: 10.000000 reason: suspend owner pid:26 preventSuspend preventThrottleDownCPU preventThrottleDownUI )} This reads to me as if the process has been killed because it was taking too long to start up. Does this sound right? It only happens when the user does not have an