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Pedro Góes
Pedro Góes

Reputation: 747

Debugging .xccrashpoint

I've got some logs on Xcode's Organizer but I don't know how to properly debug them. I've read Apple Documentation at Apple Documentation by it doesn't tells me where the error/crash message is. It's hard to debug if you don't know what has caused it. When I try to open each log in Finder, it opens a .xccrashpoint file, not a standard crash log.

Xcode Organizer

Is there anyway to know the error message (as we received on previous crash reports)?

Upvotes: 14

Views: 9490

Answers (3)

Zaporozhchenko Oleksandr
Zaporozhchenko Oleksandr

Reputation: 4908

right-click on .xccrashpoint and select Show Package Contents

find .crash file you like (in some Logs folder you choose)

right-click on concrete .crash file and select -> Open With -> Xcode

and choose your project

Upvotes: 0

Fa.Shapouri
Fa.Shapouri

Reputation: 1048

Actually this file is a package and by right click on, and select

Show Package Contents

you can see contents of it.

  • DistributionInfos->all->Logs

You see the all reports file, then open them by "Console" application

Upvotes: 11

roman777
roman777

Reputation: 506

I have stumbled on this recently too. What helped me was:

  • right click on the crash -> show in finder
  • copy the .xccrashpoint file somewhere
  • rename the file extension from .xccrashpoint to .crash
  • now Finder sees it as a folder and you can browse to the .crash file you need

Then you need to symbolicate the crash. There are several ways to do this, but the easiest I know is to:

  • open Window -> Devices panel in xCode
  • Click on the device (I had to plug in iPad) -> open device logs
  • drag and drop the .crash file there
  • sort by date, find your crash, the crash is now symbolicated

Upvotes: 30

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