How to use the command `bugreport` (with examples)

The bugreport command is used to generate a complete bug report of an Android device. It provides detailed information about the state of the device, including system logs, crash reports, and other diagnostic information. This command can only be used through adb shell.

Use case 1: Display a complete bug report of an Android device

Code:

bugreport

Motivation: This use case is helpful when you encounter an issue with your Android device and want to collect extensive information for troubleshooting purposes. The bug report includes logs and other diagnostic data that can assist in identifying the cause of the problem.

Explanation: The bugreport command does not require any arguments. When executed, it collects logs, system information, and other relevant data from the Android device and generates a bug report file.

Example output:

========================================
REPORT INFORMATION
========================================
Bugreport format version: ...
...
<complete bug report content>
...
========================================
END OF REPORT
========================================

Conclusion: The bugreport command is a powerful tool for capturing detailed information about the state of an Android device. It can be useful for diagnosing issues and providing valuable information for troubleshooting.