crash-forensics-ios

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Configuration

Before starting, check if a config file exists at .claude/crashlytics.local.md. Use these settings if present:

• language — output language for body content (default: English). Section headers stay English regardless — see Language Policy below.
• default_branch — local branch name; analysis runs on origin/<default_branch> (default: master → origin/master)
• output_format — both / detailed_only / jira_only (default: both)

Language Policy

Section headers ALWAYS in English regardless of language config. Examples below are normative.

• ### Crash:, **Basic info:**, **Stack trace analysis**, **Checked files**, **Executed commands**, **Root cause**, **Proposed fix**, **Before:** / **After:**, **Assignee**, **Context & Prevention**, **Trigger**, **Why now**, **Prevention**, ## JIRA Brief, **Crash:**, **Component:**, **Problem:**, **Cause:**, **Fix:**, **Reproduction:**, **Firebase:** — all English literals.
• Body content (descriptive prose, root cause explanation, etc.) — write in language from config.
• Code blocks — verbatim, no translation.

This decouples deterministic validation (validate-report.py looks for English headers) from natural-language report output.

Analysis Branch

BRANCH_REF from input (branch_ref: ... in context). Default — origin/master.

ALL git commands MUST go through the remote tracking ref, not the local one — local branches lag behind origin and produce false-negatives ("fix not merged" when it actually is). Always:

git fetch origin --quiet                                       # before any blame/log/show
git blame BRANCH_REF -- path/file.swift -L X,Y
git log BRANCH_REF --oneline -10 -- path/file.swift
git show <commit>:path/file.swift
git ls-tree BRANCH_REF -- path/file.swift
git log BRANCH_REF --all --grep="<TICKET-ID>" --oneline        # check if fix already exists