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dpa99c avatar dpa99c commented on July 17, 2024 1

On Android you currently will only see the log output appear in the Firebase Console.

logError() sends the message right away:

console android

logMessage() only sends the message along with the next crash:

logcat

console android crash

See the Crashlytics docs for Android for details.

However I will improve the Android implementation in the next version so it also logs to the native logcat output.

On iOS, the plugin uses the CLSNSLog which logs data to the Xcode console as well as to the remote Crashlytics service.
Both logError() and logMessage() only send along with the next crash dump:

Screenshot 2019-07-11 at 16 57 13

ios console

Note: in an iOS debug build you may need to upload the dSYM in order to see you crash data appear in the Firebase Console.

See the Crashlytics docs for iOS for details.

You can call FirebasePlugin.sendCrash() to force a crash - see here for details on crash testing.

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mvergarair avatar mvergarair commented on July 17, 2024

Hey Dave, I have a question about this: in the firebase crashlytics console I'm only getting one issue:
image
All the non-fatal exceptions are being grouped into one issue, is there anyway to separate these issues?

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