Error Reporting in Android Applications
This is a translation of the Android Application Error Reports article .
In the new Android 2.2 ("Froyo"), there was a function of sending error messages for the Market apps, the so-called bug reports. Reports will be available upon logging into your account with the Android Market publisher.
When the application hangs or stops responding, the user can send an error report to the developer by clicking on the button (located on the right). A new button will appear in the Application Error dialog box, if the user clicks on it, the Google Feedback client will analyze the information and compile a bug report with the information necessary to diagnose this problem. The application developer will not receive information that can identify the user. The user can also view all the information that will be sent.
Users can also send additional information, logs, etc. Because there is a chance that they may contain confidential information, the logs will not be transferred to the developer, they will be used by Google to track errors in Android itself.
Developers will receive tools for diagnosing, sorting and correcting errors in their applications. Popular applications can generate hundreds of thousands of reports. Google Feedback aggregates them into “bugs” - individual programming errors. Errors will be displayed for developers sorted.
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Clicking on an error will display information such as stack traces, information about the equipment on which the error occurred and which version of the application the user used.
Google is constantly working to improve and expand the feedback features provided to developers to improve the quality of their applications.
In the new Android 2.2 ("Froyo"), there was a function of sending error messages for the Market apps, the so-called bug reports. Reports will be available upon logging into your account with the Android Market publisher.
When the application hangs or stops responding, the user can send an error report to the developer by clicking on the button (located on the right). A new button will appear in the Application Error dialog box, if the user clicks on it, the Google Feedback client will analyze the information and compile a bug report with the information necessary to diagnose this problem. The application developer will not receive information that can identify the user. The user can also view all the information that will be sent.
Users can also send additional information, logs, etc. Because there is a chance that they may contain confidential information, the logs will not be transferred to the developer, they will be used by Google to track errors in Android itself.
Developers will receive tools for diagnosing, sorting and correcting errors in their applications. Popular applications can generate hundreds of thousands of reports. Google Feedback aggregates them into “bugs” - individual programming errors. Errors will be displayed for developers sorted.
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Clicking on an error will display information such as stack traces, information about the equipment on which the error occurred and which version of the application the user used.
Google is constantly working to improve and expand the feedback features provided to developers to improve the quality of their applications.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/94506/
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