twitter-fabric

问题 I've been having an issue and I don't know how to fix it. My project use crashlytics, but it's always crash and not sent report. I have a TimeoutException: 08-25 03:04:31.876 2856-2856/connectivit.app E/Fabric﹕ Failed to execute task. java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.get(FutureTask.java:176) at com.crashlytics.android.core.CrashlyticsExecutorServiceWrapper.executeSyncLoggingException(CrashlyticsExecutorServiceWrapper.java:44) at com.crashlytics.android

问题 When you go to Fabric.io and login you choose a project type of android the site will guide you to download the plugin. The first (terrible) thing to notice is that the web page will never let you past this horrific graphic which is meaningless. There is no way to ever get to step 2. That's because Step 2 says, "Launch your app" but you cannot, because it cannot build because the Fabric.io steps seem to be incomplete. Here are the graphics detailing each step that Fabric.IO plugin walks you

问题 I was wondering if it is possible to somehow view all the crashes (or non-fatals) for a particular issue from the Crashlytics dashboard. Even though the exception is logged in the same place in the code, the stack trace and exception type/message may be different. But since the exception is logged in the same place, Crashlytics treats it as the same issue. As far as I can tell, you can only view the latest crash or non-fatal. Is there a way? Or alternatively, are there Crashlytics SDK calls

问题 Authorization completed with an error 10-26 11:58:33.404 7456-7456/com.idfcwalletapp.idfc_wallet E/Twitter: com.twitter.sdk.android.core.TwitterAuthException: Authorize failed. 10-26 11:58:33.404 7456-7456/com.idfcwalletapp.idfc_wallet E/Twitter: at com.twitter.sdk.android.core.identity.TwitterAuthClient.handleAuthorize(TwitterAuthClient.java:110) 10-26 11:58:33.404 7456-7456/com.idfcwalletapp.idfc_wallet E/Twitter: at com.twitter.sdk.android.core.identity.TwitterAuthClient.authorize

问题 ok, I use Jenkins + Xcode integration plugin to auto export iPA for tester to test. I want Jenkins to auto upload dSYM file to fabric server on every build. How to do it? Jenkins is running on my mac mini 2012 with mac os 10.11.1. I have install fabric.app on it, and the app is always running, and the project have a shell ./Fabric.framework/run xxxkey xxx But it sees not work? 回答1: Ok I find the problem is that the upload dSYM process is killed by jenkins. Jenkins kills all process spawn by

问题 I am working on an open-source project (Kotlin, Toothpick, Clean Architecture - nowadays hype themes, but that's not the question :). I am using Fabric's Crashlytics, so I hid the API and secret keys into fabric.properties , according to the the official docs (and here are some details) The question is what is the best way to provide some dummy keys to collaborators without needing to solve merge conflicts in this properties file? If I publish the project without this file, it will crash on

问题 Following this tutorial I am able to integrate Crashlytics into an iOS project. However, I would like to disable tracking when users that log in are from our company (by checking email domain for logged user) and only track our clients. Is it possible to disable Crashlytics based on some conditionals once the app is running? I couldn't find this option in docs. 回答1: You can't disable it during a runtime, however, you can prevent it from sending particular crash reports, using technique,

问题 I use Fabric Crashlytic to impove my native code performance. I have multi .so library in both app project and jar library project. In my app's build.gradle,here it is: crashlytics { enableNdk true androidNdkOut '<myJarProjectPath>/src/main/obj' //or src/main/obj androidNdkLibsOut '<myJarProjectPath>/src/main/jniLibs' //or src/main/jniLibs } then I use "crashlyticsUploadSymbolsXXXXRelease" to package my app,and get ndk crash stacktrace in Fabric. But I can only config one of these .so library

问题 I want to check if the user is already connected on Twitter in order to post tweets from my android application. Using Fabric, I check the TwitterSession via this code: TwitterCore twitterCore = TwitterCore.getInstance(); TwitterSession twitterSession = twitterCore.getSessionManager().getActiveSession(); return (twitterSession != null && !twitterSession.getAuthToken().isExpired()); The problem is that the twitterSession is always null, even if I'm connected on the Twitter application. How can

问题 I'm using crashytics from Fabric.io in my app. Here's how I have initialised it in my MainActivity.java at the very last of onCreate() method: Fabric.with(this, new Crashlytics()); Here's build.gradle (Project: abc) file: // Top-level build file where you can add configuration options common to all sub-projects/modules. buildscript { repositories { mavenCentral() maven { url 'https://maven.fabric.io/public'} } dependencies { classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:2.2.3' classpath 'com