Hi,
I have added firebase analytics in my project. We were able to see logs before but after updating firebase to _pod 'Firebase/Core', '~> 4.0.0'_, I can't see logs in _Debug View_ for my development build. I have enable _-FIRDebugEnabled_ and _-FIRAnalyticsDebugEnabled_

I can see logs in my xcode console as:
[Firebase/Analytics][I-XXXxxxxxx] Debug logging enabled
But in debug View console, I am unable to see the logs as there is no device available.

Please help asap as we have very big event coming in few days.
Can you post some debug logs that include some events? Thanks
Hi I am unable to get any logs in sandbox environment but it is firing in my app store app.

In xcode debug console I am getting this log:
2017-07-20 18:54:58.410 AppName[390]
firebase_screen_id (_si) = 6080386235124801075;
firebase_screen_class (_sc) = AppName.SplashScreenViewController;
firebase_event_origin (_o) = auto;
firebase_realtime (_r) = 1;
firebase_debug (_dbg) = 1;
}
2017-07-20 18:54:58.421557+0530 AppName[390:50717] [Firebase/Analytics][I-ACS023027] Do not schedule an upload task. Task already exists. Will be executed in seconds: -571.0032959580421
hmm, that's interesting that it is sending in App Store app but not in development. How can the launch arguments get into in store app? Can you show us the Scheme of your app target in development (what kinds of arguments you passed into the app are)?
Hi, I am passing two arguments :
"-FIRDebugEnabled" as per this document
"-FIRAnalyticsDebugEnabled" as per log which I am getting in my debug console for enabling firebase debugging.
Here is the screenShot:

I actually have no idea why it behaves this way. It looks like you are running Debug in Development as shown in your screenshot. Have you tried with a different app like the sample app to see whether they behave similarly?
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What solved it for me was setting IS_ANALYTICS_ENABLED to true in the GoogleService-Info.plist file
I am having same issue as @priyankamistry09. I already try @ojordann solutions and does not work. Anyone else with the same problem?
Exact same problem after updating pods... no solution working for me yet
@hIUG @adrianortuzar Can you see the debug log in the console log but not see on the debug view? Also do you have similar issue with having released apps sending events in debug view?
@baolocdo @hIUG looks it was a Firebase downtime, also in twitter you can find people complain the same problem. It was a pity loose too many hours in this error. I would like to have some feedback from Firebase when some on the nice tools they have does not work :(
At least now is working fine.
hi,
I'm facing this same issue. Debug view not showing the events. But in the stream view, I'm seeing the events.
Also in the xcode log, I'm seeing "[Firebase/Analytics][I-ACS031010] Tracking view controller." 2019-07-23 12:34:58.983482+1000 SamFirebaseAnalyticsTest[44855:245373] 6.5.0 - [Firebase/Analytics][I-ACS024000] Debug mode is on
2019-07-23 12:34:59.974433+1000 SamFirebaseAnalyticsTest[44855:245369] 6.5.0 - [Firebase/Analytics][I-ACS023073] Debug mode is enabled. Marking event as debug and real-time. Event name, parameters: first_open (_f), {
So this means my setup is fine? Then why I'm not seeing the device in the Firebase console - > analytics -> DebugView "no devices available".
I tried setting "FIRDebugEnabled" or / and "FIRAnalyticsDebugEnabled" Also made "IS_ANALYTICS_ENABLED" in googleservice plist to YES.
Please help me.
Im facing the same problem right now, tried multiple versions for Firebase and can't see my device on DebugView, the logs show me Debug View is enable and sending events Right...
Any solution?
@GraLucena Maybe just try with an open network. For me, it not worked in an internal office network and worked when tried with a VPN or open network.
Same problem, cannot make it work
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What solved it for me was setting
IS_ANALYTICS_ENABLEDto true in theGoogleService-Info.plistfile