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To remove the trailing spaces:

You're effectively creating a partial chroot environment, and there are several tools which would probably help you in this situation, however I'll describe the algorithm that I use when doing this by hand.

Start with the binary, and the run-time loader that is used with the file. You already have a bin and lib subdirectory structure. Copy the ld.so into the lib directory, and the binary into the bin directory. Then start with this command:

In my project-level build.gradle, Android Studio recommends updating the the firebase-crashlytics-gradle from 2.1.1 to 2.4.1. When I take the upgrade recommendation, the gradle sync fails, therefore I am unable to build my project. The error was obscured as I inherited this old project that is several versions behind and I updated all (most) of the frameworks and could not pin-point to this single dependency. I started over and upgraded selectively piecemeal until this was the lone down-level dependency.

I will try again at a later time when there is yet another update to include.

Thanks to Abra who posted this link I was able to come up with a solution which works using the subexpression operator:

You can make a function out of the text manipulaton that you do on $(document).ready(); and call that function when "read less" is clicked. Also note that it's necessary to delegate the click() events for "read more" and "read less" from a static parent element like document as both are added dynamically to the page.

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It looks like this crash report you've pasted a screenshot for is occurring in system libraries only. We can see that in the Crashlytics crash report (and the tombstone) that all the stackframes are associated with "libc.so" - this is an Android system runtime library, and any libraries like those Crashlytics is unable to symbolicate.

This is because Crashlytics can only symbolicate crashes or stackframes that come from libraries that you've uploaded symbols for. And since libc.so is a system library for which both you and Crashlytics both don't have the symbols for, this is expected behavior. Crashlytics still shows the frames even though it can't symbolicate just so that it's still reporting as much info as possible.

If you're able to submit a test crash report that has a callstack that goes through your own native libraries for which you're attempting to upload symbols, and you're still seeing "(Missing)" everywhere, that would be unexpected. If that's the case, I recommend making sure you've followed these instructions in the doc you linked, and reaching out to Firebase support if you're still having issues.