Andreas Linde
Max Seelemann
@therealkerni so that’s the end?
Apple actively uses Bitcode submissions to “re-compile” the builds without providing symbols. Making crash report symbolication impossible.
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@therealkerni but bitcode will be required starting next spring or so? -
@macguru17 For iOS? Haven’t seen this, got a source? -
@therealkerni thought I overheard that in one of the WWDC sessions. -
@macguru17 It is required for watchOS and tvOS where they also blocked low level APIs. -
@macguru17 So optional, yes. Turned on by default, yes. But not required. - Show more
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@therealkerni Hmm, where did you read/see/notice this? -
@rafifyalda I created a test app, with and without Bitcode, uploaded it (Testflight) and tested by crashing it :) -
@therealkerni That's kind of worrying. Is Bitcode enabled on new projects by default?
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@therealkerni No way to retrieve dSYMs from iTC or Xcode’s crash logs? -
@noir Currently there are none. I don’t see any, tried.
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@therealkerni@kyleve I don't think this is true. You should be able to download symbol files from iTunes Connect IIRC -
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@therealkerni do you mean third party crash reporting or Xcode crash reporting? -
@borisyurkevich 3rd party and currently Testflight builds are also affected when grabbing the report from the device directly -
@therealkerni thanks, all I care is native OTA crash reporting. Helped me many times.
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@therealkerni woah, not good. Will follow your advice in your support article. Thanks. -
@graemer957@therealkerni Developers can download dSYMs, after compilation in the App Store, from the Archives Organizer. -
@TheBeet1@therealkerni great - thanks for the info. Should be able to upload this to HockeyApp for symbolicating crash reports
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Rafif Yalda
Nick Arnott
Nils Hayat
Boris Yurkevich
Graeme Read
Evan Cheng
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