I want to use Crashlytics on my application. I followed every step but I'm stuck on "Verifying Installation..." step.
What is the problem ?
Crashlytics : stuck on "Verifying Installation..." step
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It could be that the app was already added to your team's account and that all you needed was an access to it. Here's a thread about the same issue: https://twittercommunity.com/t/hmmm-seems-like-your-kit-isnt-activating/73601/9.
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setDebugMode = YES
set below code before [Fabric with:@[ TwitterKit ]]; if applied for twitter kit. Or you can simply past below code in didFinishLaunchingWithOptions.
// Swift
Crashlytics().debugMode = true
Fabric.with([Crashlytics.self()])
// Objective-C
[[Crashlytics sharedInstance] setDebugMode:YES];
[Fabric with:@[[Crashlytics class]]];
Now build and run your app and check fabric UI window, it will move ahead to complete screen.
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Another possible solution is to run the app with connectivity on the device/simulator, as indicated in here.
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I have occurred the same problem. I run the app on iPhone. After I deleted the app and pressed CMD + R on iPhone, the problem is solved.
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It seems silly but sometimes you need to make a code change (like a simple NSLog statement) to kick the verification.
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If you're adding a new app you need to be an Admin of your organization but you may just be a User.
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If you have already installed twitter/Digits kit using fabric before, then you will find Fabric.with([Digits.self, Twitter.self]) in your "AppDelegate.swift" file . Replace it with the following code Fabric.with([Digits.self, Twitter.self, Crashlytics.self]) if you want to use all three. Now press Cmd + R to finish the installation.
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Just had the same issue on Mac.
In my case the guide shown in the Fabric application was completely missing a crucial step: there was nothing about adding the API key!
So make sure your API key is added to info.plist, otherwise the application gets stuck at verifying installation.
Simply login to Fabric and follow this manual installation guide to make sure everything gets done correctly. Once you complete the last step you can go straight to the dashboard.
I resolved the problem. I put my code in
applicationDidFinishLaunching(application: UIApplication)instead of funcapplication(application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [NSObject: AnyObject]?)