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I am creating dSYM file in XCode 7.0, After archiving my project, I can't find my dSYM file. I referred to lots of sites from stack overflow and followed many instructions but I could not find my dSYM file on any Folder available. Please any one help me.

Please instruct me what are the properties I need to Enable in app Build settings.

Thanks.

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in xcode -> window -> orgnizer

or xcode - > product -> Archive

you see Archives window

1 Select any Archives of your app Right click on it Then select show in finder

2 you see aapname.xcarchive file Right click on it and select show package contents

3 you see dSYMs folder open it and get .dSYM file

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Thanks for your reply. i tried already But here am getting only folder name as dSYMs. dSYM file note created. this is only my problem. i think am missing some option to enable in app target build settings.
plz check build settings -> buid options ->Debug Information Format -> Debug DWARF with dSYM File and release DWARF with dSYM File
Yes also changed like that.
Already am faced same issues, fallowed instruction like you are given. its works fine. But now am facing same issue in some other project. this project started before 3 years. its started in old xcode i thought its may be the reason. Please if you find help me.
i am using xcode Version 7.3 (7D175) update your xcode may be its work for you
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Make sure you have Debug with DWARF with dSYM File enabled

Click on your Project -> Build Settings -> Build Options -> Debug -> DWARF with dSYM File

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Why is this a "must"? What benefit is DWARF?
Where will this dsym file appear? In what directory?
It will appear in the Products folder of the build. For example: /Users/<username>/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/<ProjectName>-<...>/Build/Products/<AppName>.app.dSYM

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