During manual analysis I noticed various clusters were very similar; they may be sufficiently similar to indicate a common fault in the app's source code which we could potentially also fix with a single, common repair. (The fix may comprise several commits to the codebase, nonetheless it'd be logically one fix in terms of addressing the fault related to the runtime failure).
Rather than manually check and aggregate the various stack traces for the crash clusters I'd appreciate the ability to automate the aggregation using data we've obtained using the scraper.
Furthermore we may be able to identify patterns in the details provided in the individual crash clusters to better understand the extent of the crashes and the scope of that crash across the majority of the user base. My understanding is that Android Vitals only receives data from user's who've opted-in to providing diagnostics, which is certainly a subset of the overall user base and might well be a minority of that user base.
Note: Google only provides data that meets various privacy thresholds, our focus is to work effectively with the data that's passed those thresholds.
During manual analysis I noticed various clusters were very similar; they may be sufficiently similar to indicate a common fault in the app's source code which we could potentially also fix with a single, common repair. (The fix may comprise several commits to the codebase, nonetheless it'd be logically one fix in terms of addressing the fault related to the runtime failure).
Rather than manually check and aggregate the various stack traces for the crash clusters I'd appreciate the ability to automate the aggregation using data we've obtained using the scraper.
Furthermore we may be able to identify patterns in the details provided in the individual crash clusters to better understand the extent of the crashes and the scope of that crash across the majority of the user base. My understanding is that Android Vitals only receives data from user's who've opted-in to providing diagnostics, which is certainly a subset of the overall user base and might well be a minority of that user base.
Note: Google only provides data that meets various privacy thresholds, our focus is to work effectively with the data that's passed those thresholds.