HockeySDK
Universal version latest seen at v5.1.1 · Reported by 2 Macs in the community.
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HockeySDK is a framework for macOS developers that integrates crash reporting, feedback collection, and beta distribution features into their applications. It allows app developers to track and analyze crashes, collect user feedback, and manage beta testing directly from within their built applications. The framework is embedded into an application's codebase as a developer dependency rather than a standalone consumer app. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionHockeySDK has a native Apple Silicon build available. To update your framework from the Intel-only version to the native build, you must re-integrate the latest version of HockeySDK into your Xcode project. The recommended approach is to use the official HockeyApp distribution channel — visit the HockeyApp support site or your project's dependency manager (CocoaPods, SPM, or manual framework inclusion) and pull the latest HockeySDK release. If you manage HockeySDK via CocoaPods, run `pod repo update` followed by `pod install` to fetch the current version into your project; if you use Swift Package Manager, update the package version constraint in Xcode's Package Dependencies panel. After updating the framework definition, rebuild your app in Xcode — the build system will link the native arm64 HockeySDK binary into your application automatically. Any existing crash data and feedback settings carry over without migration steps. Your compiled app will then run natively on Apple Silicon Macs with better performance and lower CPU usage compared to the Rosetta 2-translated Intel version.
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