tomaz

Thanks for reporting! Seems like a search for largest common prefix should fix it. I am no longer developing for Apple platforms, but I will accept pull request if you're...

Thanks!

Hmm, don't know, never really needed watchOS symbolication, but it seems to use the same underlying formats and tools. So it should be supported as long as symbol files are...

I think it's just not finding symbol files - are they present in Xcode Archives folder? Otherwise you can try with `--archives` option

Xcode uses `~/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives`, the contents are folders with date time-stamps as their names, then inside those there's binary + `dSYMs` subfolder and in it you find dSYM bundles inside which...

In this case try `--archives ~/.../MyApp/iOS/bin` - symbolicator blindly jumps over 2 folders (at least it wouldn't hurt :)

Crash report seems normal. Seems like regexes in `baseAddressForSymbolication` function don't resolve the base address for the symbol (hex value in third column) for some reason... But can't determine more...

To be more precise: "base address" should return `0x24000` from this line in crashlog: ``` 0x24000 - 0x1183fff Tyomaarain.watchOS.Extension armv7k /var/containers/Bundle/Application/ ```

`baseAddressForSymbolication(_:identifier:)` tries to search first for: ``` 0xADDR1 - 0xADDR2 [IDENTIFIER]... ``` (where `IDENTIFIER` is `Tyomaarain.watchOS.Extension` in your case) and if this doesn't produce result, it falls down to find...

Oh, cool! Thought it was something with regex/file format, am not behind computer till today evening or tomorrow so couldn't test. Would you mind creating pull request with fix? I...