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Advanced iOS Debugging: Manually symbolicating crash logs
This technique is a subtle one, and frankly you’re unlikely to apply it unless you’re in real trouble — mystery crashes are one of a handful of use cases. I’ve encountered a few scenarios where manual crash log symbolication can help in a tight spot:
* The crash is only in release builds, so you can’t reproduce when plugged into the debugger.
* Testing internal CI builds, where Xcode crash reports aren’t available.
* Crashes on an app extension or app clip that doesn’t have access to your crash reporting SDK.
* Something went wrong with your dSYM upload pipeline.
To exporting crash logs from your device, you can go into:
* iOS Settings
* Privacy & Security
* Analytics & Improvements
* Analytics Data
* Select the timestamped .ips log for the crash you need

Once you export the log to your MacBook, the real fun begins. Any random crash log will look something like this:
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