Table of contents (Add Breadcrumbs to Troubleshoot Mobile App Crashes (leaveBreadcrumb()) Breadcrumbs are the events leading up to a crash in your monitored mobile app. Aternity Mobile SDK captures these events and reports them after you restart the app after the crash. You can view the breadcrumbs for each crash in the Crash Details dashboard. Monitored apps collect several breadcrumbs by default, including the launch time of the app, the timestamp when the app was last in the foreground, the timestamp when the app was last moved to the background, and the names of the last 20 screens shown in the app since its launch. As a mobile app developer, you can also create your own customized breadcrumbs by inserting leaveBreadcrumb() in the source code, with your custom text message to later help troubleshoot the cause of the crash. Parent topic Start Using the Aternity iOS SDK to Embed Monitoring in your iOS AppRelated tasksIntegrate the Aternity iOS SDK into your AppRelated referenceInitialize the Aternity iOS Mobile SDK Manually (activateWithDictionary)Set the Username with the Aternity iOS Mobile SDK (userNameStr)Set the Location's Site Name with the Aternity iOS Mobile SDK (setSite and setOffSite)Tag an Event in an iOS App (tagApplicationWithName)Set Contextual Data to Report from an iOS App (setContextValue)Report a Tagged Event in an iOS App (reportTag) SavePDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Related Links
(Add Breadcrumbs to Troubleshoot Mobile App Crashes (leaveBreadcrumb()) Breadcrumbs are the events leading up to a crash in your monitored mobile app. Aternity Mobile SDK captures these events and reports them after you restart the app after the crash. You can view the breadcrumbs for each crash in the Crash Details dashboard. Monitored apps collect several breadcrumbs by default, including the launch time of the app, the timestamp when the app was last in the foreground, the timestamp when the app was last moved to the background, and the names of the last 20 screens shown in the app since its launch. As a mobile app developer, you can also create your own customized breadcrumbs by inserting leaveBreadcrumb() in the source code, with your custom text message to later help troubleshoot the cause of the crash. Parent topic Start Using the Aternity iOS SDK to Embed Monitoring in your iOS AppRelated tasksIntegrate the Aternity iOS SDK into your AppRelated referenceInitialize the Aternity iOS Mobile SDK Manually (activateWithDictionary)Set the Username with the Aternity iOS Mobile SDK (userNameStr)Set the Location's Site Name with the Aternity iOS Mobile SDK (setSite and setOffSite)Tag an Event in an iOS App (tagApplicationWithName)Set Contextual Data to Report from an iOS App (setContextValue)Report a Tagged Event in an iOS App (reportTag)
(Add Breadcrumbs to Troubleshoot Mobile App Crashes (leaveBreadcrumb()) Breadcrumbs are the events leading up to a crash in your monitored mobile app. Aternity Mobile SDK captures these events and reports them after you restart the app after the crash. You can view the breadcrumbs for each crash in the Crash Details dashboard. Monitored apps collect several breadcrumbs by default, including the launch time of the app, the timestamp when the app was last in the foreground, the timestamp when the app was last moved to the background, and the names of the last 20 screens shown in the app since its launch. As a mobile app developer, you can also create your own customized breadcrumbs by inserting leaveBreadcrumb() in the source code, with your custom text message to later help troubleshoot the cause of the crash. Parent topic Start Using the Aternity iOS SDK to Embed Monitoring in your iOS AppRelated tasksIntegrate the Aternity iOS SDK into your AppRelated referenceInitialize the Aternity iOS Mobile SDK Manually (activateWithDictionary)Set the Username with the Aternity iOS Mobile SDK (userNameStr)Set the Location's Site Name with the Aternity iOS Mobile SDK (setSite and setOffSite)Tag an Event in an iOS App (tagApplicationWithName)Set Contextual Data to Report from an iOS App (setContextValue)Report a Tagged Event in an iOS App (reportTag)