问题
I'm developing an Android app which has some complex logic and I am having issues troubleshooting the app that has been installed by beta-testers.
Does anyone know if there's an easy way to capture logcat output and either manually or automatically email it back, or send it to a server? I have asked the person testing the app to install aLogcat app and send me the log, but there are 2 issues with this:
- it sends all kinds of logging from other apps that I'm not intested in
- it captures a limited amount of log entries, and did not give the log entries I needed.
If anyone has any experience with a similar problem and how to solve this, it would be much appreciated.
回答1:
You could use Acra. I have used and it is great. It can send the crashreport to a GDoc.
I'm pretty sure there are other tools too, and I think since Android 2.2 google has something built-in but I haven't found any docs about it. (Android Error reports).
回答2:
I would recommend Bugfender. It lets you send all logs to a centralized cloud server, completely managed by you, no need for the user to intervene.
Note: I am one of the creators of Bugfender, still I think this could help solve question.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6808018/capturing-and-sending-logcat-output-by-email-or-to-server