If you then want the human readable format, feed the result into Console as described previously. Is there a way to get this human readable format through Terminal? CrashSymbolicator.py is supposed to replace the deprecated symbolicatecrash script, but it seems like it's still missing this important step. I'm unclear on how to automate symbolication with this new script/format. Most docs only mention the old .ips format and don't cover how to handle anything for iOS15+.

Can this be elaborated on further? What's the intended usage of CrashSymbolicator.py if throwing the .ips into Xcode/Console or using lldb.macosx.crashlog does the same thing + allows it to be readable.

Hey, my apologies, @eskimo I've tried using the lldb.macosx.crashlog module without much success. It looks like it requires the original location of the application when it was created to be provided. I think there's just user-error on my part. Can you point me toward an example of its intended usage? Is that still the only preferred way for these iOS15+ json-formatted logs? Using symbolicatecrash seemed much for straightforward. Furthermore, I'm curious what the purpose is for using CrashSymbolicator.py for symbolication. In the Xcode13 Release Notes it mentioned how it is intended to replace symbolicatecrash.