From where I need to download the dSYM from app store connect?

Question

I regularly download dSYM from the Activity tab in app store connect.

In that tab there are list of builds from their detail we can download the dSYMs.

But from today after After App Store Connect update, I have seen that there is no activity.

Apple Thread related to this topic.

So, From where I can download the dSYM?

Answer 1

I found the way to download the dSYM

• Log in to App Store Connect, then click My Apps > TestFlight.
• Select the build you want to download a dSYM for.
• Click Build Metadata Tab > Download dSYM.

Here I found a mail sent by the apple developer program support.

I'm with Apple Developer Program Support. I'm following up with you regarding your recent email.

I understand you are unable to locate the Activity tab in App Store Connect. I can certainly look into this for you. After researching your request, it looks like the Activity tab has merged with the TestFlight tab in App Store Connect . You can now see your build metadata under the TestFlight tab under your app record.

Update (17th Dec 2020):

Activity tab name changed to Mac Build Activity

Answer 2

@Nathan Dudley

This 2 methods helped me find dSYM files

First method to find dSYM-

1. Navigate to-

/Users/{your_name}/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives/{last archive date}/{app name + archive date}.xcarchive / dSYMs

2. look for the missing dSYM

3. insert to a new folder

4. compress that folder

Second method -

1. Go to Xcode MenuBar -> window -> Organizer (works with Xcode 13.2.1)

2. Right click on the last archive -> show in finder

3. Right click on fileName.xcarchive -> Show package content 

4. Look for the missing dSYM

5. insert to a new folder

6. compress that folder

Final stage - Upload to

Hope it helped !

Answer 3

I do not see a link next to "Include Symbols'...I was able to download the files using an instruction provided by flutter.

https://firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-deobfuscated-reports?platform=ios&authuser=1

Run the following to display all your dSYMs' UUIDs on your machine, then search for the missing dSYM:

mdfind -name.dSYM | while read -r line; do dwarfdump -u "$line"; done Once you find the dSYM, upload it to Crashlytics. If the mdfind command doesn't return any results, you can look in the Products directory where your.app lives (by default, the Products directory is located in Derived Data). If your app is released to production, you can also look for its dSYM in the.xcarchive directory on disk:

In Xcode, open the Organizer window and select your app from the list. Xcode displays a list of archives for your project. Control-click an archive to view it in Finder. Then, control-click it again and click Show Package Contents. Within.xcarchive is a dSYMs directory that contains dSYMs generated as part of Xcode's archiving process. Recompiled bitcode dSYMs are also downloaded to this folder when you use the Download dSYMs... tool in the Organizer window.