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Not symbolicating iOS crash completely. #81
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The software only symbolicates frames that correspond to project code files. The other frames are library code. |
I think it would be nice if it symbolicates library code. It will really help in debugging. If you have any thoughts about symbolicating library code , i can try. |
The symbolication tables necessary to symbolicate library code are owned by Apple and are proprietary. You can symbolicate the library code in a backtrace by dragging it into the Organizer window in Xcode, but of course there's no way to integrate that functionality into Squash. That being said, it's clearly not impossible, as Crittertastic and Crashlytics do it, but of course neither of them are open-source. Perhaps there's some dSYM files in Xcode's resources somewhere...? |
After updating from git and running the usual ruby / gem updates, I am getting an error when trying to load the main page. Looks like a new dependency was introduced for jquery. What is the best way to resolve this? Sprockets::FileNotFound in Projects#index Showing /SquareSquash/web/app/views/projects/index.html.rb where line #1 raised: couldn't find file 'jquery-ui' The rails s console outputs this error: ActionView::Template::Error (couldn't find file 'jquery-ui' |
Use the jquery-ui-rails gem or remove the dependency on jQuery UI. |
i used 2.3.0 version of jquery-rails by following http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16844411/rails-active-admin-deployment-couldnt-find-file-jquery-ui and it worked for me. |
I'm sorry I hijacked this symbolication issue by mistake with my jquery-ui issue. Now back to a symbolication issue... I created a new 'Crasher' app from scratch, tried following the documentation and the example. When Crasher crashes, and I look at the occurrence in the squash portal, I see the crash is NOT symbolicated and I see this message: "This bug has not been symbolicated. If you would like meaningful backtraces, please upload a symbolication file using your language’s client library." Wondering if anyone can spot something obvious? My Xcode build phases scripts include
symbolicate:
To reduce the size, I have removed most of the Base64 output and replaced with ...
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The first step would be to make sure that the UUID of the compiled binary matches the UUID being received by Squash. Check the Squash source code to learn how to get the UUID if you don't already know. |
although the APIkey and revision numbers match, strangely, UUIDs did not. So I deleted the existing bugs, then manually executed the symbolicate script. Then recreated the crash. Now both UUIDs match. Yet, I am still getting the same message. Any further ideas? "This bug has not been symbolicated. If you would like meaningful backtraces, please upload a symbolication file using your language’s client library." |
Can I see the Rails logs of the POST to |
Below are the Rails logs before, during and after the POST to /symbolication:
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Below is the corresponding Rails logs as a result of the crash log from the app being uploaded. The app version corresponds to the /symbolication POST above: As noted, the Square Squash web page for this App reports: Thank you for any insight into why I am not seeing anything symbolicated.
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It seems that its not symbolicating iOS crash completely.
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