It seems crashes from development started appearing in my Google Play Developer Console.
Sometimes scaring me quite a bit until I realize these are from debugging and not production crashes.
Is there a way to keep crashes that happen while I am developing out of the Google Play Developer Console reporting?
I am also slightly considered about these debug crashes getting reported considering Google is going to start down ranking apps that crash a lot soon.
https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/03/google-play-will-now-downrank-poorly-performing-apps/
Install the Latest Google Play For applications in our android phones to work perfectly, they need to be updated. This helps maximize the full potentials of that app. The reason why your google play services keep stopping may be because the app is not updated.
Apart from memory management, there are also several reasons to falls keep stopping Android Studio. Such as working on wrong coding or having some exceptions in the programs. Besides, this app can crash if you're working with full cache memory, old updates, and insufficient RAM.
The Developer Console only reports crashes from published version numbers (either in alpha, beta or production).
So my solution is very simple:
EDIT:
As pointed out in the comments, crashes from unpublished versions will still appear on the console under the 'All versions' option. So take this answer as a way to identify and filter those crashes, not to prevent them from being logged.
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