- Follow these steps here: http://www.gottabemobile.com/2014/07/24/how-to-enable-developer-options-on-the-lg-g3/ to enable the developer mode on your device. Please note that instructions are for the LG G3 - but they are global in nature.
- Plug your device in your computer, and when the pop-up comes up asking you to Trust the computer, click "Confirm" or "Yes".
- Go here and download the Android SDK tools: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools.html. MAKE SURE you only downloads the tools, not Android Studio.
- Pick the right download based on your platform, but if you are using Windows DO NOT select the .EXE file make sure you choose the .ZIP download
- Once you download the ZIP, unzip the files files in a directory.
- Open your command window (terminal on Mac), and navigate to the directory in where you placed the SDK.
- Once that has been completed, Type
platform-tools/adb devices
. Note that you must be path where you unzipped the contents of that folder. - You should get a list of your devices attached to your computer (I assume there will be one). Copy and the ID of that device.
- Open Untappd, and simulate the bug.
- Then enter in your Terminal/Command window
platform-tools/adb -s DEVICEID logcat -d > logcat1.txt
- Note the
DEVICEID
in Step 7 is the number you got from Step 6. - This should save a file logcat1.txt in your directory you are working on. You can send this file to greg AT untappd DOT com.
Instead of using logcat and a file. You can also look at current logs in direct. Limited to Untappd app only.