Anyone know what this error is about? It shows up each time I open an event in Firebase Analytics Console.
The only thing I can think of that has changed recently is that my user's role has changed from Viewer to Editor.
Having recently switched from Fabric to Firebase for analytics and crash reporting (Android), you can see why it does not inspire a lot of confidence when this pops up all the time.
Thanks in advance!
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I have found some issues from within the console:
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I am trying to link my Firebase project to BigQuery. It seems to not work and every time clicking the "Link to BigQuery" fails with this error (screenshot attached) even though I am the owner of the project. I could not find any more details about what is the issue. The same project successfully links to Google Analytics. Would be great to get any inputs on fixing this issue.
Based on inputs from firebase support team I was able to resolve this issue. We need to enable Firebase Management API in https://console.cloud.google.com/. I have put down the error response which you can lookout if the error occurs.
I have implemented the crashlytics as per the doc.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-started?authuser=0&platform=android.
but still my firebase console not getting the crashes.
Attaching the firebase console and logcat.
Firebase console
Logcat
Please help me to fix the solution.
Thanks in advance.
Firebase crash analytics generally takes 24-48 hours to show effect. If you added recently then please wait.
I'm facing a weird crash on my app, I'd like to analyse it better using the firebase crashlytics console by analysing the analytics events that were generated on the section that has crashed. I've seen in documentations and videos that it would happen automatically and these analytics event would be shown at the "logs" tab, but for some reason my crashes don't contain these logs...
Does anyone have some clue of what I should do to make these logs be shown at my "log" tab on the console?
Obs:
- The crashes are being displayed on the console without any problem.
- Below I included an image that shows the exact tab I'm expecting to see these "analytics events". My console is in portuguese, but the "Registros" tab is the "logs" tab in the english version.
Fabric/Firebaser here - Google Analytics logs can come through to your Crashlytics sessions as long as you've enabled data sharing between GA and other Firebase products, and we call them breadcrumbs. One thing you can check to make sure nothing obvious is going wrong is your project's Analytics settings. If you head to Project Settings > Integrations > Google Analytics, you can scroll down to the data sharing portion of the integration to ensure that data is being shared between Analytics and other products.
It's also possible that Analytics itself isn't being configured correctly. You can take a look at your console logs to ensure that Analytics is reporting, and enable debug mode for more information.
Finally, it's possible that the crash happened before the breadcrumbs were captured. I'd especially expect this to be the culprit if you're noticing other crashes usually have the Analytics information you're expecting.
If you've got any specific questions or issues and the above doesn't help, feel free to reach out to support and they should be able to dig into it deeper.
In my application during development to know the errors I am using system.out.println to log the errors but when I publish the application how would I log the errors and how would I know what are the issues while using the application.
Crash Report
You get the report inside Your developer console but Google only log
the exception to the server if the user clicks the "Report..."
button, AFAIK.
Get Crash and Exception Report
But if you want also get exception report as well as crash report,you may implement
(You may send exception/crash report to server programmatically)
Google Analytics for Android This link may help you to get start Google Analytics SDK v4 for Android
You can use Android UncaughtExceptionHandler. You can download the source code from
http://www.mediafire.com/download/pds2hlvnzceh2u8/AndroidMADQA_uncaughtException.zip
To collect crash reports as a developer one uses logcat. Is there a standard way for a published android application to capture crash logs so that your users can send them to you?
Is there any callback that is called when an app crashes for example? Can the strategy that logcat uses to log be adopted to a production game?
Similar question for iOS Apps:
How can I allow users to give me feedback and submit bug reports for my iOS app?
Related Question
How can I accept bug reports and other user feedback from within my app?
EDIT 1:
In addition to the frameworks mentioned in the answers below a lower level approach to capturing all uncaught exceptions can be used an is mentioned here Ideal way to set global uncaught exception Handler in Android
I personally use ACRA. I found it easy to integrate, and it meets my requirements.
Reports are sent to a spreadsheet in Google Docs, and it can be configured to send you an email every time the app crashes
Using logcat is a solution but is only feasible when crashes are coming from your own device. However, you can have the crashes occurring on your users’ devices automatically sent to you as well, including all crash and device details.
This could be done through Instabug which is a bug & crash reporting service.
It automatically sends a report containing all crash and device details once a crash occurs, plus It only takes a line of code to integrate in your app.
For full disclosure, I work at Instabug. Let me know if I can help.
You can include Flurry Analytics in your app, which does create an error log when something craches and sends in back to the server, which you have access to. It will give you all the information like the LogCat.
I hope this helps.
There is also FirebaseCrash by Google which reports logs on your Firebase console.
Read more about it here
The Google Play Developer Console also reports crashes and application not responsive, under crashes and ANRs for each app.