Closed rgroenewoudt closed 1 year ago
.NET 6 has a new StackTraceHiddenAttribute which allow methods to be hidden.
We use MrAdvice a lot and as a result we see this very often in the stacktrace:
at ArxOne.MrAdvice.Advice.InnerMethodContext.Invoke() at ArxOne.MrAdvice.Advice.SyncAdviceContext.Proceed() --- Our own attribute.Advice() here --- at ArxOne.MrAdvice.Advice.MethodAdviceContext.Invoke() at ArxOne.MrAdvice.Invocation.ProceedAdvice2(Object target, Object[] parameters, RuntimeMethodHandle methodHandle, RuntimeMethodHandle innerMethodHandle, RuntimeMethodHandle delegatableMethodHandle, RuntimeTypeHandle typeHandle, Boolean abstractedTarget, Type[] genericArguments) at ArxOne.MrAdvice.⚡Invocation.ProceedAspect(Object , Object[] , RuntimeMethodHandle , RuntimeMethodHandle , RuntimeMethodHandle )
It would be nice if these methods have StackTraceHiddenAttribute so that they don't show up in the stacktrace, making it smaller.
.NET 6 has a new StackTraceHiddenAttribute which allow methods to be hidden.
We use MrAdvice a lot and as a result we see this very often in the stacktrace:
It would be nice if these methods have StackTraceHiddenAttribute so that they don't show up in the stacktrace, making it smaller.