bug_capsule_native 0.1.0-beta.1

Native crash reporting for Flutter apps using BugCapsule, including Android NDK crashes and ANRs, iOS signals, Mach exceptions, hangs and exit diagnostics.

bug_capsule_native

Native crash reporting for BugCapsule in Flutter apps. Dart can't see a crash in native code: a plugin's C/C++ or Swift code, the Flutter engine, an ANR, the system killing the app. This package hands those to the BugCapsule SDK through the BugCapsule Android and iOS SDKs, so they show up in the same issues and sessions as your Dart errors.

Android	iOS
NDK signal crashes (with the crashed run's breadcrumbs, user and tags)	Signals and Mach exceptions, every thread
ANRs (main thread blocked 5 s)	App hangs (2 s)
Android 11+: ANRs the system killed the app for, native crashes with every thread from the tombstone (12+), low-memory kills in the foreground	MetricKit crash and hang diagnostics (iOS 14+)

Install

dependencies:
  bug_capsule: ^0.4.1-beta.7
  bug_capsule_native: ^0.1.0-beta.1

That's all: Flutter registers the plugin before main, and BugCapsule.init starts it. Crashes are reported on the next launch, with the release they happened in. They go through beforeSend and redaction like any other event, and the crashed session counts as crashed in crash-free rates.

MonitoringOptions(
  enableNativeCrashHandling: true,          // default
  enableAppHangTracking: true,              // default
  appHangTimeout: Duration(seconds: 3),     // default: 5 s Android, 2 s iOS
)

Crash capsules. When the session that crashed was recording, the crash also gets a capsule: bug_capsule keeps a crash journal per process while it records and, on the next launch, builds a capsule from the journal of the process the crash is about. Which journal: the one the crash's own scope names (Android, and iOS crash reports, attach the crashed process's scope, where the SDK mirrors its journal id); otherwise, when the previous run crashed, the previous process's journal if the crash falls within its lifetime; otherwise none, and the event comes alone.

iOS needs Swift Package Manager, which brings in the BugCapsule iOS SDK: flutter config --enable-swift-package-manager. With CocoaPods the plugin builds but reports no native crashes on iOS (it logs why). Minimums: iOS 15, Android API 23.

Readable native frames. Upload your native symbols for every release: the BugCapsule Gradle plugin uploads unstripped .so files, and the iOS SDK's bugcapsule-upload-dsyms.sh uploads dSYMs. See Release symbols.

License

Bug Capsule proprietary license, see LICENSE.