0 Votes 6 Views Ive recently noticed that from one of my keynote presentations it creates a '.spin' log whenever i close the presentations without saving or view previous versions of the presentation with the 'Revert to' option. 
I believe this is due to two things: the spinning wheel showing up before it closes(as it is a large presentation and could take about 3-4 seconds to revert changes) and/or when i go to view previous versions of the presentation sometimes the spinning beachball could briefly appear. While looking in the Console app i saw the 'Keynote...Macbook-Air.spin' logs and under 'Data Source' it displayed 'Stackshots'. Ive tried researching on what a stackshot is but came up short. I am using MacOS 10.13.4 High Sierra.
Oct 19, 2015 - com.apple.stackshot provides stack trace logging for diagnostic. Oct 02, 2014 Note: Please press this button combination several times to capture multiple stackshots when the issue is occurring. Sync your device with iTunes 4. No information is available for this page.Learn why.
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What exactly is a stackshot? What are '.spin' logs and are they correlated to the spinning beachball?
Reproduce the issue you’re reporting 2. Press the Home button on the touch screen face of the device and one of the volume buttons on the side of the device at the same time to create the stackshot file. Note: Please press this button combination several times to capture multiple stackshots when the issue is occurring. Sync your device with iTunes 4. Files starting with “stacks” in this format “stacks-yyyy-mm-dd-xxxxxx.log”, should appear after the sync is completed in a folder on your host computer like the ones listed below with today’s date in place of the yyyy-mm-dd portion of the strings below: OS X: ~/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice//stacks-yyyy-mm-dd-xxxxxx.log Note: “~/” your user folder or /Users/[your_user_name_here]/Library/Logs/ not the root level /Library/Logs/ path 5. Attach the stackshot files that correspond with the dates of your button presses to the bug.
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