It’s free . Google bought out Fabric.io the main competitor and combined it with Firebase Crashlytics, so it’s not like you have any other choice. The competition in this space isn’t that intense. And if you are using Firebase already for your database, you might as well add in crashlytics.
Read moreHow do I access Crashlytics?
Go to the Crashlytics dashboard in the Firebase console . Make sure your app is selected from the dropdown next to Crashlytics at the top of the page. Click Enable Crashlytics.
Read moreHow does Crashlytics work on Android?
Crashlytics creates a exception handler that intercepts the exceptions that weren’t caught and does something with them but it also sends the exception to the previous exception handler , that’s why the app stills crashes.
Read moreHow does Crashlytics work?
Crashlytics can capture your app’s errors as app_exception events in Analytics . The events simplify debugging by giving you access a list of other events leading up to each crash, and provide audience insights by letting you pull Analytics reports for users with crashes.
Read moreHow do I test my android Crashlytics?
Force a crash to test your implementation
Read moreHow do I stop Crashlytics while developing a flutter?
Android In the application block of your AndroidManifest.xml file, add a meta-data tags to turn off automatic collection:
Read moreHow do you implement Crashlytics?
The first step we need to take is to create a Firebase project and add it to our Android app.
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