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When investigating an iOS crash you need debug symbols. Apple App Store Connect indicates that these symbols can be included in the uploaded build, since there is a section with "Includes Symbols": "Yes/No".

How to include symbols when uploading to App Store Connect, when using MAUI with .NET 8?

When investigating an iOS crash you need debug symbols. Apple App Store Connect indicates that these symbols can be included in the uploaded build, since there is a section with "Includes Symbols": "Yes/No".

How to include symbols when uploading to App Store Connect, when using MAUI with .NET 8?

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• Does it help How to generate .dSYM file for .NET MAUI app – Liqun Shen-MSFT Commented Mar 31 at 1:14
• @LiqunShen-MSFT, On project build, a .dSYM is created. But I don't know how to include it in an app bundle/upload to Apple. – HoffZ Commented Mar 31 at 7:27
• Have you considered writing a global error handler for unhandled exceptions? See stackoverflow/questions/72455467/… – Stephen Quan Commented Apr 1 at 8:50

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That's a feature request on GitHub, see here Copy the .dSYM to the publish directory #15384 Open. You may follow up this feature request and get the latest updates.

The workaround now is to manually copy the .dsym file to the publish directory (bin\Release\net8.0-ios\ios-arm64\publish folder) since the .dsym file has already generated. This GitHub issue may also relate, Is it possible to embed DSYM (folder) in my IPA through Devops build?

For more info, please refer to Publish an iOS app using the command line.

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