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Fixed
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2
Found in
5.4.2f2
Issue ID
869024
Regression
No
[iOS] Setting Logging to 'Full' in PlayerSettings results in 'Stacktrace is not supported on this platform.' for asserts
If the Logging option is set to Full, 'Stacktrace is not supported on this platform.' error messages are displayed when printing assert stack trace.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Open the attached project.
2) In the Player Settings, set the Logging options to 'Full' for Asserts.
3) In the menu, select Build > iOS (enables BuildOptions.ForceEnableAssertions).
4) Run on a device.
5) Press the first UI 'Button'.
'Stacktrace is not supported on this platform.' messages appear in the Xcode's console. When the Logging is set to 'ScriptOnly', assert stack traces are displayed instead. This occurs with Release/Debug and Mono/IL2CPP builds.
Reproduced on:
5.6.0b2, 5.5.0p4, 5.4.4p1
Devices tested:
iPad Mini 2 iOS 9.2.1
iPhone 7 iOS 10.2.1
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