How to (re)symbolicate crashlog in Xcode 16.0?

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jennifer266 OP

Created Sep ’24

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I got a crashlog of my iPad App from a user and now I have to find out where in the app the problem lies.

I use Xcode Version 16.0 (16A242d) and then follow these steps:

Attach an iPad
Xcode -> Window ->Devices and Simulators
Open Recent Logs
Navigate to the .ips file
Open it

Result:

I can see that the app exceeds the wall-clock allowance
All calls of my app are not symbolicated.

Question: How can I get Xcode to symbolicate the crashlog properly?

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Answer 1

Engineer OP

Apple

Sep ’24

Hello @jennifer266, to learn how to symbolicate a crash report in Xcode, please see Adding identifiable symbol names to a crash report. For additional help investigating why your app crashed, please refer to the following resources:

Note: If your app crashed during review, please ask App Review for the crash report.

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DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Sep ’24

All calls of my app are not symbolicated.

That most likely means that you're missing the corresponding dSYM file on your Mac. The first link cited by my colleague above regarding adding symbol information has instructions on how to determine if you have the dSYM file on your Mac. If you can't locate the matching dSYM file, then you won't be able to symbolicate the report fully.

—Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

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