Document a way to use Sentry in a library when the app is owned

[bruno-garcia]

How to have Unity plus native support when Unity is added as a library to an app?

[IamBiswajitSahoo]

Steps for initializing Sentry in iOS App and Unity, when Unity is being used as a library

1. Create a new Sentry project for "iOS". Get hold of the DSN, AuthToken, Org-Slug and Project Name
2. Install and Configure Sentry for iOS parent app (https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/apple/guides/ios/)
3. Install Sentry for Unity (https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/unity/)
4. Inside Unity open Tools > Sentry to configure Sentry.

• Under the Core tab, check Enable Sentry and add your DSN

• Under the Advanced tab, disable iOS Native Support

If require to upload debug symbols, then

• Under the Debug Symbols tab, enable Upload Symbols and Upload Dev Symbols and fill in the AuthToken, Org-Slug and Project Name

5. Then build in your iOS framework XCode project from Unity, and add it to your parent iOS Native App.
6. On the parent iOS app, make sure to initialize the Sentry Cocoa as early as possible (i.e. somewhere in main). SentrySDK.start

[bitsandfoxes]

Thanks for the detailed guide!

[IamBiswajitSahoo]

Hey, @bruno-garcia @bitsandfoxes I was looking for the steps in the docs again to share with a few of my friends who were deciding if Sentry supports Unity as a library, and unfortunately, I did not find it there. Assuming this issue is still open, its not been added to the docs.

Can these steps be made available on the https://docs.sentry.io/platforms/unity/docs page ?

[bitsandfoxes]

Definitely! I've reprioritized this. Thanks for reaching out!

[bitsandfoxes]

Relates to #1727