Why is Firebase Crashlytics not able to retrieve any test crashes from Unity editor and device?

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There could be several reasons why Firebase Crashlytics is not able to retrieve test crashes from Unity editor and device:

1. Integration Issue - Make sure that Firebase Crashlytics is properly integrated into your Unity project. Check if the SDK and the Crashlytics plugin are up-to-date and compatible with your Unity version.

2. Missing Permissions - Check if your project has the necessary permissions to access Crashlytics data. If not, you may need to update the permissions in your Firebase Console.

3. Network Issues - Make sure that your device has a stable internet connection. Crashlytics needs an active internet connection to collect crash data.

4. Incorrect API Key/Build ID - Check if the API Key and Build ID values in your Unity project match the values in your Firebase Console.

5. Testing Environment - Firebase Crashlytics is designed to capture crashes from production environments. If you are testing your application in a development environment, Crashlytics may not capture any data.

6. Crashes not enabled - Ensure that the Firebase Crashlytics service is enabled in your Firebase project, and the crashes are not disabled in your Firebase Console.

7. No crashes occur - If your application is not crashing, Firebase Crashlytics cannot capture any data. Test the application with an intentional crash to see if the issue is resolved.