In previous versions of Xcode 6.x, if I wanted to access crash reports, I would go to Window> Devices, select a device, and hit the "view device logs". However, when I do this now, the crashes I just clicked do not appear in this window (I cleared all previous logs to make sure that they do not just appear in an unexpected place in the list):
When I have a device synced with iTunes (and ONLY when I have a sync), it disables the log as ~/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice/[device name]/[app name]_[timestamp]_iPhone.ips.beta . Looking at old .ips reports, they end in .ips instead of .ips.beta .
When I drag .ips.beta to the console application, it appears in the crash log, but with a bunch of JSON at the top. I confirmed that the phone I'm using sends crash reports to the developers, so I could theoretically use the TestFlight crash report, but from what I can tell, it takes at least a day for the alarms to display on the Crash tab the organizer. This is not very useful when trying to debug a problem that is not detected by the developer.
Note. We use Crashlytics in the application, and crashes seem to appear on Fabric, but previously this did not cause problems with receiving logs from the device. In theory, listening to exceptions should not completely catch crash logs for breakfast.
Is there a way to get standard crash reports so that I can just disconnect them from the phone if I use the beta version of TestFlight Neue? Or, if I have testing for non-developers, do I need to give them signed applications if I want to receive crash reports from them?
And yes, I tried to turn it off and on again - restarting neither the phone nor Xcode does me any good.
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