Firebase crashlytics doesnt show crashes

Wanted to get a crash report from firebase once the app gets crashed. Is it possible to get debug mode logs separate and production crash log separate in firebase crash?...because its not really clear when we get crash from production or debug test.
Also, firebase won't reflect crash report on the console after a crash happens.
What should I do to get up to date crash report?
Is there another way to get a crash report other than firebase?
I have updated the libraries which required for the firebase crashlytics.
and Followed tutorial - https://firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-started#android

edited Jan 2 at 8:45

Dennis Alund

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asked Jan 2 at 6:09

Meera Potdar

firebase takes 24h to show the crash reports.

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:11

Thanks for your quick replay, But I didn't get crash after 24h.In that case, what should I do?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 6:13

1

@Urvishrana, I think that's not true, in my case, the crashes were updating in 5 mins

– Zlytherin
Jan 2 at 6:13

1

yes @Zlytherin usually it reflects within some minuts.

– Rumit Patel
Jan 2 at 6:14

1

@MeeraPotdar follow this firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-started#android

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:21

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edited Jan 2 at 8:45

Dennis Alund

7451418

asked Jan 2 at 6:09

Meera Potdar

firebase takes 24h to show the crash reports.

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:11

Thanks for your quick replay, But I didn't get crash after 24h.In that case, what should I do?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 6:13

1

@Urvishrana, I think that's not true, in my case, the crashes were updating in 5 mins

– Zlytherin
Jan 2 at 6:13

1

yes @Zlytherin usually it reflects within some minuts.

– Rumit Patel
Jan 2 at 6:14

1

@MeeraPotdar follow this firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-started#android

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:21

|
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edited Jan 2 at 8:45

Dennis Alund

7451418

asked Jan 2 at 6:09

Meera Potdar

android firebase crashlytics crashlytics-android

edited Jan 2 at 8:45

Dennis Alund

7451418

asked Jan 2 at 6:09

Meera Potdar

edited Jan 2 at 8:45

Dennis Alund

7451418

asked Jan 2 at 6:09

Meera Potdar

edited Jan 2 at 8:45

Dennis Alund

7451418

edited Jan 2 at 8:45

Dennis Alund

7451418

edited Jan 2 at 8:45

Dennis Alund

7451418

asked Jan 2 at 6:09

Meera Potdar

asked Jan 2 at 6:09

Meera Potdar

asked Jan 2 at 6:09

Meera Potdar

firebase takes 24h to show the crash reports.

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:11

Thanks for your quick replay, But I didn't get crash after 24h.In that case, what should I do?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 6:13

1

@Urvishrana, I think that's not true, in my case, the crashes were updating in 5 mins

– Zlytherin
Jan 2 at 6:13

1

yes @Zlytherin usually it reflects within some minuts.

– Rumit Patel
Jan 2 at 6:14

1

@MeeraPotdar follow this firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-started#android

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:21

|
show 6 more comments

firebase takes 24h to show the crash reports.

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:11

Thanks for your quick replay, But I didn't get crash after 24h.In that case, what should I do?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 6:13

1

@Urvishrana, I think that's not true, in my case, the crashes were updating in 5 mins

– Zlytherin
Jan 2 at 6:13

1

yes @Zlytherin usually it reflects within some minuts.

– Rumit Patel
Jan 2 at 6:14

1

@MeeraPotdar follow this firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-started#android

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:21

firebase takes 24h to show the crash reports.

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:11

Thanks for your quick replay, But I didn't get crash after 24h.In that case, what should I do?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 6:13

@Urvishrana, I think that's not true, in my case, the crashes were updating in 5 mins

– Zlytherin
Jan 2 at 6:13

yes @Zlytherin usually it reflects within some minuts.

– Rumit Patel
Jan 2 at 6:14

@MeeraPotdar follow this firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-started#android

– Urvish rana
Jan 2 at 6:21

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Is it possible to get debug mode logs separate and production crash log separate in firebase crash?

It's common practice or perhaps even recommended that you create a separate project for testing and production. Download and place the google-services.json in your build flavor folder

~/app/src/release/google-services.json

~/app/src/debug/google-services.json

Even if you are only having a single Firebase project for test and production, you can filter your logs by the application id if you're setting up a project id suffix for the development build flavor:

~/app/build.gradle

buildTypes {

  release {

  }

  debug {

    applicationIdSuffix '.debug'

    versionNameSuffix '-dbg'

  }

}

Here you can see the different flavors being available in Crashlytics

enter image description here

Also, firebase won't reflect crash report on the console after a crash happens.

First time that you set up crashlytics it might take some time before the data shows up in the dashboard. But if it's been over 24 hours, it's likely that it's not properly set up. Try to explicitly trigger a crash to make sure that it works fine.

Button crashButton = new Button(this);

crashButton.setText("Crash!");

crashButton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {

    public void onClick(View view) {

        Crashlytics.getInstance().crash(); // Force a crash

    }

});

Is there another way to get a crash report other than firebase?

Yes you can have more than one crash reporting tool if you have the need. You can perhaps create a wrapper class for crash reporting where you abstract the call to Crashlytics and you can add or change the underlying reporting platform there.

answered Jan 2 at 6:58

Dennis Alund

7451418

1

Thank you for your guidance. I would like to implement your solution and let you know If any help required.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:27

Can you please explain to me How to make multiple google-services.json files of the same project? I made two flavors internal and production, So I need to create two google-services.json files according to application Ids. Do I need to create two different projects on firebase?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 3 at 7:12

You get one google-services.json for each app that you add to Firebase. So the same way you added the first app to Firebase, you repeat for the flavor with the applicationIdSuffix. It's the same procedure whether you are having two separate Firebase projects or if you're adding both flavors to the same project.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 3 at 8:07

I create a new project on firebase to get a new google-service.json file.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 4 at 4:32

Yes, please see the documentation for how to set it up.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 7 at 7:52

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Firebase will not differentiate between debug and production versions logs/crashes in crashlytics if you have set auto collection of logs. You can use a logging library to only send logs and crashes if the app build.gradle has debug:fasle i.e. production.
You can look at the Timber logging library which has a great example of adding crash reporting. https://github.com/JakeWharton/timber

You have to disable the auto initialization of crashlytics in manifest to have control when crashes are sent to firebase

<meta-data

            android:name="firebase_crashlytics_collection_enabled"

            android:value="false" />

Then in your Application class's onCreate you check if BuildConfig.DEBUG is true you will not initialize crashlaytics so your debug logs and exceptions will not go to firebase, resulting in only production crashes.

For timber when you want to put logs and crashes to firebase you can use this Tree:

/**

     * {@link Timber.Tree} using {@link Crashlytics} as crash reporting

     */

    private static class CrashReportingTree extends Timber.Tree {



        CrashReportingTree(Context context) {

            CrashlyticsCore core = new CrashlyticsCore.Builder()

                    .disabled(BuildConfig.DEBUG)

                    .build();

            Fabric.with(context, new Crashlytics.Builder().core(core).build());

        }



        @Override

        protected void log(int priority, String tag, @NonNull String message, Throwable t) {

            // don't report log to Crashlytics if priority is Verbose or Debug

            if (priority == Log.VERBOSE || priority == Log.DEBUG) {

                return;

            }

            Crashlytics.log(priority, tag, message);



            if (t != null) {

                if (priority == Log.ERROR) {

                    Crashlytics.logException(t);

                }

            }



        }

    }

For debug mode you should not send crashes to firebase as you can check the debug logs locally.

answered Jan 2 at 7:09

Umar Hussain

2,1201819

Thank you so much for your brief description. I would like to check first, It is working properly for me or not. Let you know If I need any help.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:22

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Is it possible to get debug mode logs separate and production crash log separate in firebase crash?

It's common practice or perhaps even recommended that you create a separate project for testing and production. Download and place the google-services.json in your build flavor folder

~/app/src/release/google-services.json

~/app/src/debug/google-services.json

~/app/build.gradle

buildTypes {

  release {

  }

  debug {

    applicationIdSuffix '.debug'

    versionNameSuffix '-dbg'

  }

}

Here you can see the different flavors being available in Crashlytics

enter image description here

Also, firebase won't reflect crash report on the console after a crash happens.

Button crashButton = new Button(this);

crashButton.setText("Crash!");

crashButton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {

    public void onClick(View view) {

        Crashlytics.getInstance().crash(); // Force a crash

    }

});

Is there another way to get a crash report other than firebase?

answered Jan 2 at 6:58

Dennis Alund

7451418

1

Thank you for your guidance. I would like to implement your solution and let you know If any help required.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:27

Can you please explain to me How to make multiple google-services.json files of the same project? I made two flavors internal and production, So I need to create two google-services.json files according to application Ids. Do I need to create two different projects on firebase?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 3 at 7:12

You get one google-services.json for each app that you add to Firebase. So the same way you added the first app to Firebase, you repeat for the flavor with the applicationIdSuffix. It's the same procedure whether you are having two separate Firebase projects or if you're adding both flavors to the same project.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 3 at 8:07

I create a new project on firebase to get a new google-service.json file.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 4 at 4:32

Yes, please see the documentation for how to set it up.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 7 at 7:52

add a comment |

Is it possible to get debug mode logs separate and production crash log separate in firebase crash?

It's common practice or perhaps even recommended that you create a separate project for testing and production. Download and place the google-services.json in your build flavor folder

~/app/src/release/google-services.json

~/app/src/debug/google-services.json

~/app/build.gradle

buildTypes {

  release {

  }

  debug {

    applicationIdSuffix '.debug'

    versionNameSuffix '-dbg'

  }

}

Here you can see the different flavors being available in Crashlytics

enter image description here

Also, firebase won't reflect crash report on the console after a crash happens.

Button crashButton = new Button(this);

crashButton.setText("Crash!");

crashButton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {

    public void onClick(View view) {

        Crashlytics.getInstance().crash(); // Force a crash

    }

});

Is there another way to get a crash report other than firebase?

answered Jan 2 at 6:58

Dennis Alund

7451418

1

Thank you for your guidance. I would like to implement your solution and let you know If any help required.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:27

Can you please explain to me How to make multiple google-services.json files of the same project? I made two flavors internal and production, So I need to create two google-services.json files according to application Ids. Do I need to create two different projects on firebase?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 3 at 7:12

You get one google-services.json for each app that you add to Firebase. So the same way you added the first app to Firebase, you repeat for the flavor with the applicationIdSuffix. It's the same procedure whether you are having two separate Firebase projects or if you're adding both flavors to the same project.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 3 at 8:07

I create a new project on firebase to get a new google-service.json file.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 4 at 4:32

Yes, please see the documentation for how to set it up.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 7 at 7:52

add a comment |

Is it possible to get debug mode logs separate and production crash log separate in firebase crash?

It's common practice or perhaps even recommended that you create a separate project for testing and production. Download and place the google-services.json in your build flavor folder

~/app/src/release/google-services.json

~/app/src/debug/google-services.json

~/app/build.gradle

buildTypes {

  release {

  }

  debug {

    applicationIdSuffix '.debug'

    versionNameSuffix '-dbg'

  }

}

Here you can see the different flavors being available in Crashlytics

enter image description here

Also, firebase won't reflect crash report on the console after a crash happens.

Button crashButton = new Button(this);

crashButton.setText("Crash!");

crashButton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {

    public void onClick(View view) {

        Crashlytics.getInstance().crash(); // Force a crash

    }

});

Is there another way to get a crash report other than firebase?

answered Jan 2 at 6:58

Dennis Alund

7451418

Is it possible to get debug mode logs separate and production crash log separate in firebase crash?

It's common practice or perhaps even recommended that you create a separate project for testing and production. Download and place the google-services.json in your build flavor folder

~/app/src/release/google-services.json

~/app/src/debug/google-services.json

~/app/build.gradle

buildTypes {

  release {

  }

  debug {

    applicationIdSuffix '.debug'

    versionNameSuffix '-dbg'

  }

}

Here you can see the different flavors being available in Crashlytics

enter image description here

Also, firebase won't reflect crash report on the console after a crash happens.

Button crashButton = new Button(this);

crashButton.setText("Crash!");

crashButton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {

    public void onClick(View view) {

        Crashlytics.getInstance().crash(); // Force a crash

    }

});

Is there another way to get a crash report other than firebase?

answered Jan 2 at 6:58

Dennis Alund

7451418

answered Jan 2 at 6:58

Dennis Alund

7451418

answered Jan 2 at 6:58

Dennis Alund

7451418

answered Jan 2 at 6:58

Dennis Alund

7451418

1

Thank you for your guidance. I would like to implement your solution and let you know If any help required.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:27

Can you please explain to me How to make multiple google-services.json files of the same project? I made two flavors internal and production, So I need to create two google-services.json files according to application Ids. Do I need to create two different projects on firebase?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 3 at 7:12

You get one google-services.json for each app that you add to Firebase. So the same way you added the first app to Firebase, you repeat for the flavor with the applicationIdSuffix. It's the same procedure whether you are having two separate Firebase projects or if you're adding both flavors to the same project.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 3 at 8:07

I create a new project on firebase to get a new google-service.json file.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 4 at 4:32

Yes, please see the documentation for how to set it up.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 7 at 7:52

add a comment |

1

Thank you for your guidance. I would like to implement your solution and let you know If any help required.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:27

Can you please explain to me How to make multiple google-services.json files of the same project? I made two flavors internal and production, So I need to create two google-services.json files according to application Ids. Do I need to create two different projects on firebase?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 3 at 7:12

You get one google-services.json for each app that you add to Firebase. So the same way you added the first app to Firebase, you repeat for the flavor with the applicationIdSuffix. It's the same procedure whether you are having two separate Firebase projects or if you're adding both flavors to the same project.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 3 at 8:07

I create a new project on firebase to get a new google-service.json file.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 4 at 4:32

Yes, please see the documentation for how to set it up.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 7 at 7:52

Thank you for your guidance. I would like to implement your solution and let you know If any help required.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:27

Can you please explain to me How to make multiple google-services.json files of the same project? I made two flavors internal and production, So I need to create two google-services.json files according to application Ids. Do I need to create two different projects on firebase?

– Meera Potdar
Jan 3 at 7:12

You get one google-services.json for each app that you add to Firebase. So the same way you added the first app to Firebase, you repeat for the flavor with the applicationIdSuffix. It's the same procedure whether you are having two separate Firebase projects or if you're adding both flavors to the same project.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 3 at 8:07

I create a new project on firebase to get a new google-service.json file.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 4 at 4:32

Yes, please see the documentation for how to set it up.

– Dennis Alund
Jan 7 at 7:52

add a comment |

You have to disable the auto initialization of crashlytics in manifest to have control when crashes are sent to firebase

<meta-data

            android:name="firebase_crashlytics_collection_enabled"

            android:value="false" />

For timber when you want to put logs and crashes to firebase you can use this Tree:

/**

     * {@link Timber.Tree} using {@link Crashlytics} as crash reporting

     */

    private static class CrashReportingTree extends Timber.Tree {



        CrashReportingTree(Context context) {

            CrashlyticsCore core = new CrashlyticsCore.Builder()

                    .disabled(BuildConfig.DEBUG)

                    .build();

            Fabric.with(context, new Crashlytics.Builder().core(core).build());

        }



        @Override

        protected void log(int priority, String tag, @NonNull String message, Throwable t) {

            // don't report log to Crashlytics if priority is Verbose or Debug

            if (priority == Log.VERBOSE || priority == Log.DEBUG) {

                return;

            }

            Crashlytics.log(priority, tag, message);



            if (t != null) {

                if (priority == Log.ERROR) {

                    Crashlytics.logException(t);

                }

            }



        }

    }

For debug mode you should not send crashes to firebase as you can check the debug logs locally.

answered Jan 2 at 7:09

Umar Hussain

2,1201819

Thank you so much for your brief description. I would like to check first, It is working properly for me or not. Let you know If I need any help.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:22

add a comment |

You have to disable the auto initialization of crashlytics in manifest to have control when crashes are sent to firebase

<meta-data

            android:name="firebase_crashlytics_collection_enabled"

            android:value="false" />

For timber when you want to put logs and crashes to firebase you can use this Tree:

/**

     * {@link Timber.Tree} using {@link Crashlytics} as crash reporting

     */

    private static class CrashReportingTree extends Timber.Tree {



        CrashReportingTree(Context context) {

            CrashlyticsCore core = new CrashlyticsCore.Builder()

                    .disabled(BuildConfig.DEBUG)

                    .build();

            Fabric.with(context, new Crashlytics.Builder().core(core).build());

        }



        @Override

        protected void log(int priority, String tag, @NonNull String message, Throwable t) {

            // don't report log to Crashlytics if priority is Verbose or Debug

            if (priority == Log.VERBOSE || priority == Log.DEBUG) {

                return;

            }

            Crashlytics.log(priority, tag, message);



            if (t != null) {

                if (priority == Log.ERROR) {

                    Crashlytics.logException(t);

                }

            }



        }

    }

For debug mode you should not send crashes to firebase as you can check the debug logs locally.

answered Jan 2 at 7:09

Umar Hussain

2,1201819

Thank you so much for your brief description. I would like to check first, It is working properly for me or not. Let you know If I need any help.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:22

add a comment |

You have to disable the auto initialization of crashlytics in manifest to have control when crashes are sent to firebase

<meta-data

            android:name="firebase_crashlytics_collection_enabled"

            android:value="false" />

For timber when you want to put logs and crashes to firebase you can use this Tree:

/**

     * {@link Timber.Tree} using {@link Crashlytics} as crash reporting

     */

    private static class CrashReportingTree extends Timber.Tree {



        CrashReportingTree(Context context) {

            CrashlyticsCore core = new CrashlyticsCore.Builder()

                    .disabled(BuildConfig.DEBUG)

                    .build();

            Fabric.with(context, new Crashlytics.Builder().core(core).build());

        }



        @Override

        protected void log(int priority, String tag, @NonNull String message, Throwable t) {

            // don't report log to Crashlytics if priority is Verbose or Debug

            if (priority == Log.VERBOSE || priority == Log.DEBUG) {

                return;

            }

            Crashlytics.log(priority, tag, message);



            if (t != null) {

                if (priority == Log.ERROR) {

                    Crashlytics.logException(t);

                }

            }



        }

    }

For debug mode you should not send crashes to firebase as you can check the debug logs locally.

answered Jan 2 at 7:09

Umar Hussain

2,1201819

You have to disable the auto initialization of crashlytics in manifest to have control when crashes are sent to firebase

<meta-data

            android:name="firebase_crashlytics_collection_enabled"

            android:value="false" />

For timber when you want to put logs and crashes to firebase you can use this Tree:

/**

     * {@link Timber.Tree} using {@link Crashlytics} as crash reporting

     */

    private static class CrashReportingTree extends Timber.Tree {



        CrashReportingTree(Context context) {

            CrashlyticsCore core = new CrashlyticsCore.Builder()

                    .disabled(BuildConfig.DEBUG)

                    .build();

            Fabric.with(context, new Crashlytics.Builder().core(core).build());

        }



        @Override

        protected void log(int priority, String tag, @NonNull String message, Throwable t) {

            // don't report log to Crashlytics if priority is Verbose or Debug

            if (priority == Log.VERBOSE || priority == Log.DEBUG) {

                return;

            }

            Crashlytics.log(priority, tag, message);



            if (t != null) {

                if (priority == Log.ERROR) {

                    Crashlytics.logException(t);

                }

            }



        }

    }

For debug mode you should not send crashes to firebase as you can check the debug logs locally.

answered Jan 2 at 7:09

Umar Hussain

2,1201819

answered Jan 2 at 7:09

Umar Hussain

2,1201819

answered Jan 2 at 7:09

Umar Hussain

2,1201819

answered Jan 2 at 7:09

Umar Hussain

2,1201819

Thank you so much for your brief description. I would like to check first, It is working properly for me or not. Let you know If I need any help.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:22

add a comment |

Thank you so much for your brief description. I would like to check first, It is working properly for me or not. Let you know If I need any help.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:22

Thank you so much for your brief description. I would like to check first, It is working properly for me or not. Let you know If I need any help.

– Meera Potdar
Jan 2 at 7:22

add a comment |

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