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Emad Toukan
Emad Toukan

Reputation: 1

Parse Crash Analytics Unsymbolicated After Uploading DSYM File

I have an app that is already in the App Store and I got a crash report that is a unsymbolicated. I tried to upload the .dSYM file using the following procedure, but Parse is still showing me the unsymbolicated crash report. I am wondering if I am doing anything wrong.

Let's say the app is named MyApp

  1. In Xcode, I open the Organizer using Window > Organizer
  2. I locate my latest MyApp Archive, and I right click on it then Show in Finder
  3. I right click on MyApp.xcarchive file and choose Show Package Contents
  4. I navigate into the dSYMs folder and get the directory (I also see here MyApp.app.dSYM file)

In Terminal, I upload the dSYM file using this:

  1. I cd into my parse cloud folder which is in my project folder
  2. Then I type the following:

parse symbols MyApp --path="/Users/EmadToukan/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives/2015-08-15/MyApp 2015-08-15, 7.28 PM.xcarchive/dSYMs/MyApp.app.dSYM"

When I hit enter, I get the following:

Uploading iOS symbol files...
Uploaded symbol files.

When I refresh my Parse Analytics page, it still says that the crash report is unsymbolicated. Any ideas why this is happening?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 602

Answers (1)

Warblr
Warblr

Reputation: 1188

I submitted this as a comment originally because I didn't think I was seeing correct results. Now I realize that I am.

So what you need to do is upload the file found in DWARF directory of your archive. This can be found at dSYM/xarchive/DWARF/app_name, where "app_name" will actually be the file you want to upload.

Once you do this, from what I can tell from Parse's docs, previous crashes that were unsymbolicated will not be symbolicated. Instead, a new crash will be generated with symbols. It's a bit confusing because the duplicate, unsym crashes remain there afterwards. You can find this information on Parse's website here

Upvotes: 1

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