Debugging
- InvalidIp => the user is located in Google data center and the update is less than 4 hours old, this have been made to prevent Google bots device to count as device in your account
- needPlanUpgrade (previously needUpgrade) => Mean you have reach the limit of your plan, and device will not receive update until you upgrade or next month.
- noNew => The device has the latest version available
- disablePlatformIos => The device is on ios platform but that disable in channel settings
- disablePlatformAndroid => The device is on android platform but that disable in channel settings
- disableAutoUpdateToMajor => The device has a version (1.2.3) and the channel has major update (2.0.0) to send but that disable in channel settings
- disableAutoUpdateUnderNative =>The device has a version (1.2.3) and the channel has update (1.2.2) under the device version to send but that disable in channel settings
- disableDevBuild => The device has a dev build but that disable in channel settings
- disableEmulator => The device is an emulator but that disable in channel settings
- get => Info for download new version has been send to device
- delete => one bundle has been delete in the device
- set => bundle has been set on the device
- set_fail => bundle failed to set
- reset => device reset ton builtin bundle
- download_XX => new bundle has been downloat from xx % ( every 10%)
- download_complete => new bundle finish download
- download_fail => new bundle fail download
- update_fail => new bundle has been installed but failed to call notifyAppReady
- checksum_fail => new bundle fail to validate checksum
- SUCCESS: install bundle done
- ERROR: install or download failed
- PENDING: Download done, pending release
- DELETED: Bundle deleted still present for stats
- DOWNLOADING: Curently downloading a bundle
to find your logs on Xcode
to find your logs on Android studio
Failed to download from=> same as download_failnotifyAppReady was not called, roll back current bundle=> same as as update_fail
To debug on iOS, you need to dump the app on your computer, you can do it like that :
Xcode has a built-in feature for inspecting the file system of developer installed apps on an iOS device.
To achieve this:
- Connect your device to your Mac and select Window > Devices in the Xcode menubar.
- Select your device in the left pane under the Devices section.
- This will show a list of developer installed apps for that device.
- Select the app you want to inspect and then the select the gear icon near the bottom of the screen.
- Here you can view the current file system by selecting Show Container or download a snapshot of it.
Selecting Download Container... will download and export a snapshot of the file system as a .xcappdata file that you can browse through.
Right-click on this file and select Show Package Contents to open the folder.
Open the App Data folder, and you should now see a few folders like Documents, Library, tmp, etc.
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Then you will find version in 2 folders:
library/NoCloud/ionic_built_snapshots who is necessary after app rebootand
documents/versions for hot reloadTo debug on Android, you need to access the device from Android Studio:
- Click View > Tool Windows > Device File Explorer or click the Device File Explorer button in the tool window bar to open the Device File Explorer.
- Select a device from the drop down list.
- Open the path data/data/APP_NAME/ where APP_NAME is your app ID.
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Then Find the
versions folder to see all the folder versionsOn android all version are stored in one folder, unlike IOS where it has to be duplicated in two location.
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