In our case the final command looked something like this. Pods/FirebaseCrashlytics/upload-symbols -gsp PATH/TO/ist -p ios PATH/TO/DSYMS_DIR In the following example it is assumed that you are at the root of your iOS project. In our experience that works mediocre at best because we always had to upload the symbols manually, but we figured we could use the same script to upload the dSYMs after the fact. The build script you mentioned in your question is supposed to resolve the symbols generated during the build process and upload them to Firebase. Over the next couple of days unresolved events started to accumulate and we were worried that we would just have to live with that, but fortunately we found a workaround! My team ran into the same issue, with Apples deprecation of bitcode for app builds, we suddenly had no option to download debugging symbols for the build we just released. Thank you in advance! I've been struggling with this for a while now and hope this can help someone else too! Pod 'Firebase/AnalyticsWithoutAdIdSupport' I use Cocoapods to install Crashlytics like: platform :ios, '14.0' I've attached an image of my Crashlytics script (from Crashlytics tutorial). dSYM file that's from inside the "Package Contents" of each archive (using drag-and-drop into Firebase and the script) Spent days searching on the internet but can't find anything that fits this.
I've gone over the Crashlytics setup instructions multiple times and it call seems to be the same before Xcode change.Has anyone found a way around this? Automatic uploading of crashes never really worked for me before without uploading dSYM files, and only shows non-fatal crashes I manually log using Crashlytics.crashlytics().record(error: error) method. Crashlytics still even has a dSYMs section to upload those files, but there's nothing I can upload I uploaded a new version to App Store from Xcode 14 and now I can't upload dSYM files to see any crashes happening in the app.
However, in Xcode 14 Apple has removed the ability to submit apps with Bitcode enabled, meaning dSYM files are not downloadable from App Store Connect. Xcode 14.2 includes SDKs for iOS 16.2, iPadOS 16.2, tvOS 16.1, watchOS 9.1, and macOS Ventura 13.1.My project has been using Firebase's Crashlytics for years now, and I've always upload the dSYM files from App Store Connect to Firebase. The embedded Apple LLVM compiler underlines coding mistakes as you type, and is even smart enough to fix the problems for you automatically. The Xcode interface seamlessly integrates code editing, UI design with Interface Builder, testing, and debugging, all within a single window. Xcode includes the Instruments analysis tool, iOS Simulator, and the latest Mac OS X and iOS SDKs.
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