I have been using the Crash service provided by HUAWEI AppGallery Connect recently. However, I encountered two problems when using it. One is that the native symbol file failed to be generated, and two, I failed to upload the file. In this post, I summarized my experience in the hope that it will help others who encounter the same problem.

Generating a Native Symbol File

I added the following code by referring to the official materials but couldn't find the agcp task in the Tasks directory under
Gradle.

agcp{
    debug = true
    appVersion = 1.0
    symbolUpload = true   
    debugSoDirectory = "D:\\Onebox\\AndroidProject\\crashdemo\\app\\build\\intermediates\\cmake"
    ndkDirectory = "D:\\AndroidSDK\\sdk\\ndk\\21.3.6528147"
}

I checked the documentation and found that I hadn't added the JSON file, so I added the JSON file to the app directory and synchronized the project. This resolved the problem.

A missing debugSoDirectory parameter will also cause the problem. So, make sure you add it as well.

Uploading a Native Symbol File

Once the file was generated, I double-clicked processReleaseSymbolUpload. An HTTP exception was reported, as shown in the following figure.

I often connect my PC to our company's proxy. Once I disconnected from the proxy, the file was uploaded successfully.

If you cannot upload the file using a gradle plugin, you can also use a symbol table tool.

Or, you can manually upload the file in AppGallery Connect.

For more info see the official documentation