How can I find the cause of a crash in the TestFlight Crash-Feedback?

Kim Strasser 1,201 Reputation points
2024-12-27T13:49:21.91+00:00

I have downloaded and installed my app from TestFlight on my iPad but shortly after opening the app always crashes. In App Store Connect there are a few crash feedbacks. I have opened them in Xcode but I don't know how to find the problem in the crash feedback and I don't know how to export the crash feedback from Xcode. How can I find the problem in the crash feedback?

In addition, with development settings in Visual Studio my app sometimes crashes in debug mode when I start debugging the application on my iPad. But when I open the installed application on my iPad normally without debugging then it doesn't crash.

But now when I use TestFlight and open my installed application then it always crashes.

Is it easier to find the problem with Visual Studio App Center or other tools?

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  1. Bruce (SqlWork.com) 68,801 Reputation points
    2024-12-27T18:46:22.26+00:00

    App center doesn’t really support Maui. Crash dumps are slightly easier for swift or objection-c apps, but compiled to native Maui app it’s hard. At least you can duplicate on your own hardware. Add more try/catch block to help localize. You might try a 3rd party tracing library.

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