I've accidentally caused a crash on Xcode build under the same version number of the production app, and now I have the following warning always showing on the dashboard:
"Found x unsymbolicated crashes from missing dSYMs..."
My question is, in case I don't want to view those crashes, as they were self generated, is there a way that I can remove the warning message, without uploading the dsym, as I can't find the requested dsym using mdfind.
Thanks
To manually upload your dSYMs, you can use the console-based "Drag and Drop" option to upload a zip archive containing your dSYM files (go to Firebase console > Crashlytics > dSYMs tab).
Inside your project, you will need to make sure that Debug Information Format is set to DWARF with dSYM File for all your build types. Next, you will need to add a script inside Build Phases. You can find that in Target > Build Phases. Then, you can do that by clicking + > New Run Script Phase.
Your app's dSYM files are stored in Xcode's dSYM archive path folder. This is the folder where the iOS agent gets the dSYM files that are used to symbolicate your crash reports.
In Fabric the dSYMS are marked as “Required” or “Optional”, if the ones you're missing are required I don't think you can remove warning until the dSYMS are uploaded.
If you cannot find the dSYMS you can always download them from Xcode's Organizer or from iTunes Connect.
Take a look to these Fabric docs https://docs.fabric.io/apple/crashlytics/missing-dsyms.html
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