Disabling/Enabling Crash Reporting

Turn Luciq Crash Reporting off or on for your iOS app. It is enabled by default, and must be disabled before the SDK is initialized to take effect.

Luciq Crash Reporting can be disabled with the following method. This will completely prevent any crash report from being sent to your dashboard. By default, crash reporting is enabled if it is available in your current plan.

Swift

CrashReporting.enabled = false

Objective-C

LCQCrashReporting.enabled = NO;

Disabling Crash Reporting

In case you need to disable Crash Reporting, it should be disabled before Luciq is initialized (before startWithToken:)

Disable App Hangs

By default, App Hangs are captured by the SDK and sent to your dashboard. However, you can still disable them using the following API.

Swift

CrashReporting.appHangEnabled = false

Objective-C

LCQCrashReporting.appHangEnabled = NO

Disable Force Restarts

By default, Force Restarts are captured by the SDK and sent to your dashboard. However, you can still disable them using the following API.

Swift

CrashReporting.forceRestartEnabled = false

Objective-C

LCQCrashReporting.forceRestartEnabled = NO

Disable OOM Crashes

By default, out-of-memory crashes are captured by the SDK and sent to your dashboard. However, you can still disable them using the following API.

Swift

CrashReporting.OOMEnabled = false

Objective-C

LCQCrashReporting.OOMEnabled = NO