How to get the Stack-trace of golang in the Crashlytics
Our's app is a Android app, which has a JNI writed by golang. And we use the Fabric Crashlytics to track carshes.
But, we can not get the Stack-trace information in the Crashlytics, after a crash happened in the JNI. In the Java, We can get it.
In the Object-C for iOS app, we can upload the dSYM file to map the functions. But where can I do it with Golang?
Does the Fabric support it?
Now, in the Crashlytics, we can see below only:
Crashed: Thread
0 libc.so 0xf6f4c778 (Missing)
1 libc.so 0xf6f26791 (Missing)
2 libc.so 0xf6f23933 (Missing)
3 (Missing) 0x15c791e6 (Missing)
4 libgojni.so 0xdddd910e (Missing)
5 libc.so 0xf6f214ee (Missing)
6 (Missing) 0x15c791e6 (Missing)
7 libgojni.so 0xde00a8de (Missing)
8 libgojni.so 0xde00a93e (Missing)
9 libgojni.so 0xdddd8ed6 (Missing)
android go stack-trace crashlytics google-fabric asked Nov 19 '18 at 7:48
Romain XieRomain Xie
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Our's app is a Android app, which has a JNI writed by golang. And we use the Fabric Crashlytics to track carshes.
But, we can not get the Stack-trace information in the Crashlytics, after a crash happened in the JNI. In the Java, We can get it.
In the Object-C for iOS app, we can upload the dSYM file to map the functions. But where can I do it with Golang?
Does the Fabric support it?
Now, in the Crashlytics, we can see below only:
Crashed: Thread
0 libc.so 0xf6f4c778 (Missing)
1 libc.so 0xf6f26791 (Missing)
2 libc.so 0xf6f23933 (Missing)
3 (Missing) 0x15c791e6 (Missing)
4 libgojni.so 0xdddd910e (Missing)
5 libc.so 0xf6f214ee (Missing)
6 (Missing) 0x15c791e6 (Missing)
7 libgojni.so 0xde00a8de (Missing)
8 libgojni.so 0xde00a93e (Missing)
9 libgojni.so 0xdddd8ed6 (Missing)
asked Nov 19 '18 at 7:48
Romain XieRomain Xie
567
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Our's app is a Android app, which has a JNI writed by golang. And we use the Fabric Crashlytics to track carshes.
But, we can not get the Stack-trace information in the Crashlytics, after a crash happened in the JNI. In the Java, We can get it.
In the Object-C for iOS app, we can upload the dSYM file to map the functions. But where can I do it with Golang?
Does the Fabric support it?
Now, in the Crashlytics, we can see below only:
Crashed: Thread
0 libc.so 0xf6f4c778 (Missing)
1 libc.so 0xf6f26791 (Missing)
2 libc.so 0xf6f23933 (Missing)
3 (Missing) 0x15c791e6 (Missing)
4 libgojni.so 0xdddd910e (Missing)
5 libc.so 0xf6f214ee (Missing)
6 (Missing) 0x15c791e6 (Missing)
7 libgojni.so 0xde00a8de (Missing)
8 libgojni.so 0xde00a93e (Missing)
9 libgojni.so 0xdddd8ed6 (Missing)
asked Nov 19 '18 at 7:48
Romain XieRomain Xie
567
Our's app is a Android app, which has a JNI writed by golang. And we use the Fabric Crashlytics to track carshes.
But, we can not get the Stack-trace information in the Crashlytics, after a crash happened in the JNI. In the Java, We can get it.
In the Object-C for iOS app, we can upload the dSYM file to map the functions. But where can I do it with Golang?
Does the Fabric support it?
Now, in the Crashlytics, we can see below only:
Crashed: Thread
0 libc.so 0xf6f4c778 (Missing)
1 libc.so 0xf6f26791 (Missing)
2 libc.so 0xf6f23933 (Missing)
3 (Missing) 0x15c791e6 (Missing)
4 libgojni.so 0xdddd910e (Missing)
5 libc.so 0xf6f214ee (Missing)
6 (Missing) 0x15c791e6 (Missing)
7 libgojni.so 0xde00a8de (Missing)
8 libgojni.so 0xde00a93e (Missing)
9 libgojni.so 0xdddd8ed6 (Missing)
asked Nov 19 '18 at 7:48
Romain XieRomain Xie
567
asked Nov 19 '18 at 7:48
Romain XieRomain Xie
567
asked Nov 19 '18 at 7:48
Romain XieRomain Xie
567
asked Nov 19 '18 at 7:48
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567
asked Nov 19 '18 at 7:48
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We have been resolved this issue.
The background:
We build a Android app, it has a JNI writed by go, which is build by gomobile.
We use the Fabric Crashlytics to monitor the crash information.
But in the Crashlytics, we could not see the full stack trace information which occurred in the JNI.
The Solution is:
At the first, please check your NDK version, it must be
r17cor more.
Add a param
--workin the gomobile command, likegomobile bind --work YOUR-SOURCE-CODE-PATH WORK=TEMP-PATH.
After build successful, move the all of files in the
jniLibstoYOUR-PROJECT-PATH/app/obj.
At the last, do the steps list in Fabric docs.
Hope our experiences can save your time :-)
answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:19
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We have been resolved this issue.
The background:
We build a Android app, it has a JNI writed by go, which is build by gomobile.
We use the Fabric Crashlytics to monitor the crash information.
But in the Crashlytics, we could not see the full stack trace information which occurred in the JNI.
The Solution is:
At the first, please check your NDK version, it must be
r17cor more.
Add a param
--workin the gomobile command, likegomobile bind --work YOUR-SOURCE-CODE-PATH WORK=TEMP-PATH.
After build successful, move the all of files in the
jniLibstoYOUR-PROJECT-PATH/app/obj.
At the last, do the steps list in Fabric docs.
Hope our experiences can save your time :-)
answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:19
Romain XieRomain Xie
567
add a comment |
We have been resolved this issue.
The background:
We build a Android app, it has a JNI writed by go, which is build by gomobile.
We use the Fabric Crashlytics to monitor the crash information.
But in the Crashlytics, we could not see the full stack trace information which occurred in the JNI.
The Solution is:
At the first, please check your NDK version, it must be
r17cor more.
Add a param
--workin the gomobile command, likegomobile bind --work YOUR-SOURCE-CODE-PATH WORK=TEMP-PATH.
After build successful, move the all of files in the
jniLibstoYOUR-PROJECT-PATH/app/obj.
At the last, do the steps list in Fabric docs.
Hope our experiences can save your time :-)
answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:19
Romain XieRomain Xie
567
add a comment |
We have been resolved this issue.
The background:
We build a Android app, it has a JNI writed by go, which is build by gomobile.
We use the Fabric Crashlytics to monitor the crash information.
But in the Crashlytics, we could not see the full stack trace information which occurred in the JNI.
The Solution is:
At the first, please check your NDK version, it must be
r17cor more.
Add a param
--workin the gomobile command, likegomobile bind --work YOUR-SOURCE-CODE-PATH WORK=TEMP-PATH.
After build successful, move the all of files in the
jniLibstoYOUR-PROJECT-PATH/app/obj.
At the last, do the steps list in Fabric docs.
Hope our experiences can save your time :-)
answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:19
Romain XieRomain Xie
567
We have been resolved this issue.
The background:
We build a Android app, it has a JNI writed by go, which is build by gomobile.
We use the Fabric Crashlytics to monitor the crash information.
But in the Crashlytics, we could not see the full stack trace information which occurred in the JNI.
The Solution is:
At the first, please check your NDK version, it must be
r17cor more.
Add a param
--workin the gomobile command, likegomobile bind --work YOUR-SOURCE-CODE-PATH WORK=TEMP-PATH.
After build successful, move the all of files in the
jniLibstoYOUR-PROJECT-PATH/app/obj.
At the last, do the steps list in Fabric docs.
Hope our experiences can save your time :-)
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