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Package your project.
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The .dSYM file for your project will appear in your project folder, under /Binaries/iOS.
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.dSYM files have a timestamp showing when they were packaged. Take note of this information so you can match .dSYM files to the correct build.
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To generate .dSYM file using UAT, execute the RunUAT script in a command line with the GenerateDYSM command. Specify the following parameters:
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For example, the following command will generate .dSYM files for iOS devices using the arm64 architecture:
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To obtain your crash report and re-symbolicate it so that you can read it, follow these steps:
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Obtain an XCrashPoint file from TestFlight. You can use the following command line input to do this.
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export PATH="/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/SharedFrameworks/DVTFoundation.framework/Versions/A/Resources:$PATH"
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Open XCode, then look at the terminal. Use it to navigate to your Xcode .package.
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The above instructions use default directories. Use the locations of your .crash and .dSYM files when you run these command lines.
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Accessing iOS and tvOS Logs and Crash Reports
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1. Accessing Logs Directly from Device
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2. Accessing Logs from TestFlight
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Generating a .dSYM File During Packaging
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Generating a .dSYSM File From a Command Line
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Extracting the Crash Report and Re-Symbolicating
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-Platform=[Target Platform]
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Yes
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IOS, TVOS, Mac
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Specifies target platform. Defaults to current platform if unspecified.
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-Target=[Project Name]
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Yes
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The name of your project.
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Specifies which project you want to use. Defaults to current project if unspecified.
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-Config=[Build Configuration]
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Yes
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Debug, DebugGame, Development, Test, Shipping
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Target build configuration. Defaults to Development if unspecified.
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-Architecture=[Architecture Type]
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No
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x64, arm64, x64+arm64]
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Target device architecture.
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-flat
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Yes
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Does not take inputs.
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If specified, the .dSYMs will be flat files that are easier to copy between computers or servers.
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Code Example:
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```RunUAT.command GenerateDYSM -project=MyProject -platform=Mac -target=EngineTestEditor -config=Test -architecutre=arm64```
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Code Example:
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export PATH="/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/SharedFrameworks/DVTFoundation.framework/Versions/A/Resources:$PATH"
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Code Example:
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export DEVELOPER_DIR="/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer" cp -i /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/SharedFrameworks/DVTFoundation.framework/Versions/A/Resources/symbolicatecrash ././symbolicatecrash unsymbolicated.crash symbols.dSYM > symbolicated.crash
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Remarks
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Xcode will then provide a crash log with function names and variables visible.
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Advanced Search Syntax
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You can search for your content in the Content Browser using advanced search operators. These operators can refine your search, making it easier for you to find what you need. You can also use them to search for key-value pairs from Asset metadata, and access special key values.
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An example of using an advanced search operator in the Content Browser Search box.
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The following table shows all the available operators:
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= == :
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