I am trying to connect an App Store released app to Xcode.
The reason I want to do this is because I want to check attribution data from Appsflyer and make sure that it is sending partner data that we can use for internal tracking purposes.
When I use Xcode to generate a build for my device, it only lists it as organic tracking, so I need to use a release version that has gone through the proper attribution method (i.e. clicking a link that leads through Appsflyer).
Is there anyway to get the print logs from an installed (from the App Store) app via Xcode or some other way? I.e. a way to attach the process to Xcode? I looked in the Attach to Process part of Xcode but didn't see the process anywhere.
Best Answer
You can access the device logs using Console. In Console.app, connected iOS devices appear in the sidebar and selecting a device brings up the system log in real time.
To use Xcode to attach to the process, choose Debug → ‘Attach to Process by PID or Name’ and enter the name of the app. See Attach debugger to iOS app after launch on Stack Overflow.