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Apple released a 2018 WWDC video titled What's New in Energy Debugging where they go into using a new future of Xcode: Energy Reports. In the video they show an already symbolicated energy report.

When I attempt to right click and select "Symbolicate" I receive the following error.

Symbolicate Error

Is there a way to symbolicate an energy report from a build that was not archived using Xcode (was archived using a build chain using command line tools)? I have access to the dSYM and archive.

Daniel Storm
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  • Well, the usual thing when you need to symbolicatw something for which there is no archive is to archive it now. Surely it corresponds to some git commit. – matt Mar 14 '19 at 01:58
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    I'm not sure what you mean @matt. I have the archive and the dSYM file (both created from the build chain). – Patrick Mar 14 '19 at 02:29
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    You said “from a build that was not archived”. – matt Mar 14 '19 at 03:04
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    I see the confusion. "from a build that was not archived using Xcode" but I have the archive from the build chain. Will update question. Good spot @matt – Patrick Mar 14 '19 at 03:06
  • @DanielStorm, if you have report itself and it has frames info, and there are dSYM, then you can symbolicate it (or part of it) manually using `atos` command line tool. Of course it is possible also to write a script to automate. – Asperi Oct 15 '21 at 15:19

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