Getting dSYM's from Enterprise App

Hello, dear Apple.

Can someone please respond to this? It's kinda crash to make great enterprise apps without logs' simbolication 🙂.

Can someone please respond to this?

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Hey, we're having the same issue, did you find an answer?

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W

Also having this issue, no solutions re:Enterprise. Figured it was worth a bump.

I am also having this issue.

This seems like a big oversight that you can only get dSYMs if uploading to the app store.

If I go to the archive in the finder, I can get the dSYMs for the frameworks that my application uses but not the dSYM for the application itself.

I have discovered a work-around.

According to the following technical note, for debug builds, dSYM information is embeded in the application. Release builds do produce dsyms inside the ".xcarchive" file. https://developer.apple.com/library/content/technotes/tn2151/_index.html

To get dSYMs for my enterprise debug and release builds, I modified the "Debug Information Format" build setting to "DWARF with dSYM file" for debug builds.

Now, when I archive a debug build (internal QA testing builds), I can right click on the archive in the organizer and select "Show in Finder" then "Show package contents" on the ".xcarchive" and find the dSYM file in the dSYMs folder.