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How to see app crashes on XCode Organizer?

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xcode

ios

I have an application that is uploaded trough a build machine to iTunes Connect. I'd like to be able to see the crash reports from apple service on my local machine trough Crashes tab on Organizer.

I have access to iTunes Connect and to development program for the project, I filled my credentials on XCode preferences but the app is not showing on Organizer.

At first I thought only the machine uploading the binary would be able to see this but another developer working on the project is seeing the app on his local Organizer tool

We compared settings and both seems to be the same. What Am I missing?

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StackOverflower Avatar asked Jul 27 '17 18:07

StackOverflower


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Lets assert that you have followed the full following steps in order

Step 1: Go to Xcode -> Preferences ( Shortcut - ⌘ + , )

  • Go to 2nd tab - Accounts

  • Add Account selecting "+" from bottom left

Add account

Step 2: Select the team profile and download all profiles Download team profile

Step 3: Go to Windows - Organizer Windows Organizer

Step 4: Select the app from left panel and let it download the crashes from server Select build and wait for crashes to download

Step 5: Final and most important step select the correct build Select Build

Do let me which is the step you are not able to reproduce on your machine. If everything is followed as above you should be able to see the crash logs on your xcode.

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Bishal Ghimire Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 23:09

Bishal Ghimire