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inket / MacSymbolicator

Symbolicating macOS/iOS crash reports, easily.
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no longer automatically saves the symbolicated crash file in directory #14

Closed robaho closed 2 years ago

robaho commented 5 years ago

In version 1.1 it would automatically save the symbolicated crash in the directory from where the unsymbolicated was dragged. This allowed XCode when restarted to display the symbolicated crashes.

There should probably be an option to delete the unsymbolicated version.

Also, it used to automatically symbolicate when the source was dragged - now you need to click the symbolicate button.

inket commented 4 years ago

Thanks for telling me about this! I forgot to add these.

I've been thinking about it (this is kinda of a reminder to myself) and I think they could be menu items called:

1) Automatically Symbolicate when UUID matches (default = YES) 2) Automatically Save Symbolicated File (default = YES) 3) Replace Original File (grayed out when 2 is NO; default = NO)

robaho commented 4 years ago

I think an even better option would be a 'symbolicate all' which looks in the directory, and for every crash that doesn't have a corresponding 'symbolicated.crash' file. It would need to be the top-level app/version/Crashes/AppStore directory. This would be ideal !

robaho commented 4 years ago

For others, I found https://github.com/tomaz/symbolicator to be better suited to called from a shell script - which makes symbolicating lots of crash reports for a version much easier.

inket commented 2 years ago

Quick comment for anyone who sees this: MacSymbolicator 2.4+ has a CLI version that can make this easy.