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Cloud Diagnostics

Collect crash reports, exceptions, debugging symbols, and player feedback to diagnose and fix issues in your game.
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Last updated 9 months ago
Important
Cloud Diagnostics is deprecated, and will be phased out in future versions of Unity. For more robust reports and device information, including information on Application Not Responding (ANR) errors for Android, use the Diagnostics experience available in Unity 6.2 and later. For information about migrating from Cloud Diagnostics, refer to Migrate to Diagnostics in the Unity Dashboard.
Unity Cloud Diagnostics is a suite of cloud-enabled tools that help collect and identify possible issues in your Unity-built game. Collect crash and exception reports as well as user feedback so you can better diagnose issues and ensure a smooth gameplay experience.
Cloud Diagnostics includes:
  • Crash and Exception Reporting: Automated exception and native crash reports along with the ability to add debugging symbol files.
  • User Reporting: Bug reports and user feedback directly from testers and the people using your app.
The following documentation explains how to set up and use crash and exception reporting, debugging symbols, and user reporting. Let’s get started!

Getting started

  • Getting Started

Crash and Exception Reporting

  • About Crash and Exception Reporting
  • Setting up Crash and Exception Reporting
  • Understanding Crash and Exception Reporting

Debugging Symbols

  • About Debugging Symbols
  • Uploading symbol files

User Reporting

  • About User Reporting
  • Setting up User Reporting
  • Configuring User Reporting
  • Understanding User Reporting
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