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Ok. I am on the latest version of Xcode, macOs, everything is updated. I just uploaded a new build to TestFlight and all of a sudden no crash reports are showing up in Organizer.

I know we had a crash because my tester showed me his phone - I had him go to Privacy settings and turn on the "share Analytics with developers" option, just as Apple says in their documentation.

This is what I see, despite multiple crashes from one of my testers and after waiting over 9 hrs for it too come through:

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The odd thing is my last build generated full crash reports, which was great. I just retired that build, but the new build is not generating reports.

This is my scheme settings if that changes anything, I am new to test flight crash testing:

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What am I doing wrong here?

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I found that for me, the crash logs were not showing up in Xcode. However, if I completely exit Xcode and then re-open it the crash logs appeared. Not sure why this is. So to see my crash logs I had to:

  • Fully exit Xcode (Quit Xcode from the Xcode menu)
  • Reopen your project in Xcode
  • Go to Window > Organizer
  • Select the Crashes tab
  • You should now be able to select your appropriate build number from the drop down menu
  • Your crashes should now show up.

Keep in mind there may be a slight delay between when Apple receives it and when they show up in Xcode.

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