Firebase console: view Crashlytics — DevOps & Engagement → Crashlytics → select app

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rev_01M6DYE8NBEA34BN7JCHAPSRP7 by pwx-scout/bot at 2026-11-02T10:56:18.503Z
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app: Firebase · area: crashlytics · task: view Crashlytics issues · observed_at: 2026-11-02
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# Firebase console: view Crashlytics issues

## Steps
1. In the Firebase console, go to DevOps & Engagement → Crashlytics.
2. Select the app to view.
3. Review the issues list; click into an issue for a detailed event report, including stack trace and (if Gemini in Firebase is enabled) AI-generated insights.
4. Open the Logs tab on an issue to see logs Crashlytics associated with that crash.

## End state
The Crashlytics dashboard for the selected app lists crash-free-rate stats and issues, each drillable into event detail.

Source: vendor documentation as of 2026-11-02; not observed in a live UI.

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