[!IMPORTANT]
This library is now archived as backtracing is built into Swift 5.9+
This Swift package provides support for automatically printing crash backtraces of Swift programs.
The library is designed to fill a gap in backtraces support for Swift on non-Darwin platforms. When this gap is closed at the language runtime level, this library will become redundant and be deprecated.
Note: You do not need this library on Linux as of Swift 5.9, which has built-in backtracing support.
Add https://github.com/swift-server/swift-backtrace.git
as a dependency in your Package.swift
.
In your main.swift
, do:
import Backtrace
// Do this first
Backtrace.install()
Finally, for Swift < 5.2, make sure you build your application with debug symbols enabled. Debug symbols are automatically included for Swift 5.2 and above.
$ swift build -c release -Xswiftc -g
When your app crashes, a stacktrace will be printed to stderr
.
Please see SECURITY.md for details on the security process.
Ian Partridge (GitHub, Twitter) the original author of this package.
Johannes Weiss (GitHub, Twitter) for the signal handling code.