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A millisecond of day
c day of week (c,cc,ccc,cccc)
d day of month
e day of week (e,EEE,EEEE)
F week of month
g julian day (since 1/1/4713 BC)
G era designator (G=GGG,GGGG)
h hour (1-12, zero padded)
H hour (0-23, zero padded)
L month of year (L,LL,LLL,LLLL)
m minute of hour (0-59, zero padded)
M month of year (M,MM,MMM,MMMM)
Q quarter of year (Q,QQ,QQQ,QQQQ)
s seconds of minute (0-59, zero padded)
S fraction of second
u zero padded year
v general timezone (v=vvv,vvvv)
w week of year (0-53, zero padded)
y year (y,yy,yyyy)
z specific timezone (z=zzz,zzzz)
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Link to download symbolicatecrash file https://github.com/chrispix/ symbolicatecrash-fix 1. Using XCode: This is probably the easiest way to symbolicate the crash reports, but not always effective. To symbolicate using XCode you need three files: a. Crash report (.crash file). b. Symbol file (.dSYMB file). c. Application bundle (.app file). In most of the cases you will have “yourapp.ipa” file, to extract “yourapp.app“ from “yourapp.ipa” just change the extension of “yourapp.ipa” to “yourapp.zip” and extract the zip file, you will get a folder named “Payload”, in this folder you will have “yourapp.app” package. 2. Using symbolicatecrash command: Some times XCode do not symbolicate the crash log properly, In this situation we can use symbolicatecrash script manually. Before proceeding keep you “.app”, ”.dSYM” and “.crash” files in one folder. Now open ...
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