Daniel Saidi • 10/19/2025

Adding dSYMs from a closed-source Swift SDK to an app

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This technical guide details the importance of dSYM (debug symbol) files for crash reporting in iOS apps using closed-source Swift SDKs. It explains what dSYMs are, why they are needed to translate memory addresses into readable stack traces, and the consequences of not including them. The article provides practical steps for SDK vendors to generate dSYMs and for developers to ensure they are included to improve crash diagnostics.

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