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“Crashlytics was originally built for iOS. When the company was acquired by Twitter, the team then built an Android solution that wasn’t as customizable and stable as we would have liked,” explains PY. “We didn’t have a tool from the iOS perspective where we could apply multiple filters to triage an issue,” states Anil. “From a RelOps and QA perspective, we want to get the best of what’s on Android on iOS. After all, we have unique filters on Bugsnag, and the UI is pretty intuitive. We want that same functionality for iOS, too.”Because Square uses a lot of shared code across systems, it’s critical that any new features don’t break or affect other features.
“The Bugsnag dashboard is our go-to page every day to see what’s happening. There are two things we look at: production and our continuous testing,” states Anil.