symbolize backtraces and program locations provided as input on stdin
usage: fx symbolize [--experimental] [--legacy] [-i IDS_TXT_FILE] [-r | --remote-symbols] --experimental use the experimental C++ symbolizer --legacy use the legacy Go symbolizer -i IDS_TXT_FILE specify an ids.txt file to be used --remote-symbols|-r attemp to resolve symbols using predefined remote symbol servers for symbols that cannot be resolved locally. --auth (C++ symbolizer) start the authentication process. Converts sybmolizer markup found in stdin to human readable using local symbols (and remote if the --remote-symbols option is used). This command is usually used on log output from either zx_log or syslog. Anything that is not valid symbolizer markup is left alone. This is similar to how c++filt works for demangling C++ symbols. By default, `fx log` and `fx klog` automatically pipe their results into this command. --experimental / --legacy controls which implementation to use. The default is to use the experimental symbolizer. Authentication If the `--remote-symbols` option is specified, authentication for the symbol server is needed. When using the Go symbolizer, `fx symbolize` will fail if the current user is not authenticated or doesn't have enough privileges on the symbol servers. To ensure that the current user is properly authenticated, run: `gcloud auth application-default login` When using the C++ implementation, failed or missing authentication will be silent. To authenticate, run: `fx symbolize --experimental --auth`