Using the Crash Attribute Feature

BugSplat supports user-defined metadata, also known as Custom Crash Attributes, in crash and error reports. These attributes are composed of name-value pairs that can be seamlessly integrated into your application's crash reporting setup. Each custom attribute can be displayed as a column on the crashes page, with all attributes accessible on the crash detail pages.

Features:

• Display and Visibility: Custom attributes can be viewed as columns on the crash report page, and are fully accessible on the crash detail pages.

• Search, Group, Sort: Custom attributes can be used in search, sorting, and grouping operations, just like other column values.

Implementation:

• Custom Crash Attributes are supported on all BugSplat crash platforms

• For Windows and Xbox, refer to the BugSplat for Windows C++ documentation;

• For PlayStation, please refer to the documentation in the download found on the Gaming Consoles tab on the Integrations page.

• For Apple platforms, refer to the macOS/iOS documentation.

• For Linux, Crashpad, Qt, CMake, and Android, BugSplat parses annotations as attributes. See the Crashpad documentation for more info on how to add annotations.

For any issues or inquiries, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Our team is dedicated to helping you optimize your BugSplat integration and ensuring your application's crash reporting performs seamlessly.