non-fatal errors shown with same text when calling indirectly

[paulz]

Description

For example we have a ErrorReporter protocol that is implemented in the main app by forward errors to Crashlytics.

We get this errors on the dashboard

which makes it look like errors happened inside ErrorReporter

Reproducing the issue

We use our ErrorReporter protocol to report errors, in tests to our error verifier and in production to Crashlytics.

Since we are not calling crashlytics directly from the code where error happened Crashlytics shows all errors happened in ErrorReporter:

• Non-fatal
FirebaseApp+Extensions.swift:19
protocol witness for ErrorReporterProvider.record(error:info:) in conformance FIRCrashlyti.

We would like to see actual error to be the title of the entry in the Crashlytics report.
as discussed here: #11452 workarounds we tried using Crashlytics.crashlytics().record(exceptionModel: exceptionModel) bring up other issues, like unable to provide userInfo.

Ideally we would like to be able to exclude fixed number of stack trace frames from appearing on the dashboard.

Firebase SDK Version

10.11

Xcode Version

14.3

Installation Method

Swift Package Manager

Firebase Product(s)

Crashlytics

Targeted Platforms

iOS, All

Relevant Log Output

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[rizafran]

Thanks for reporting, @paulz. It seems like your issue is related to Crashlytics' new way of sorting crash reports. You may check our documentation here for more info. It's possible that the behavior you encountered is working as intended, but if you need further investigation from Crashlytics team, you may file a ticket through our support channel.