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View Diagnostics for your project

Monitor your project’s performance and stability with Diagnostics in the Unity Dashboard.
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Use Diagnostics in the Unity Dashboard to view real-time information about your project’s performance and stability, across platforms, devices, and builds, including information on the following:
  • Crash reports
  • Exception logs
  • Telemetry
  • Application Not Responding (ANR) errors for games on devices running Android 11 and later
Use this information to monitor crashes and issues that occur in your game, and help resolve errors that cause issues for your user.
Note
By default, Diagnostics is available in the Unity Dashboard for new Unity Editor projects created on 6.2 and later. For existing projects upgrading to Editor versions 6.2 and later, you must enable data collection in the Editor to be able to access Diagnostics. To learn more about how to configure data collection and sharing, refer to Get started with the Developer Data framework.
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