Closed munkii closed 1 month ago
A reproduction is required for all bug reports. The source of this issue is nearly guaranteed to be in your code.
I don't doubt it is my mistake I was just after some pointers or suggestions as to what might be causing that to happen.
without sample code it's impossible for me to guess what your mistake was
Description
I get multiple DryIoc.ContainerException when my MAUI app is starting up. They all say the same thing.
If I do not have "Break On All Errors" switched On this exception does not break obviously but nor does it even appear in the Debug output.
I have always ran with "Break When Thrown" swicth edon for all CLR exceptions so that I can catch stuff that is getting "swept under the carpet". Is it time to drop that habit?
Steps to Reproduce
Simply run the app and have Break When Thrown switched on for All Exceptions
Platform with bug
.NET MAUI
Affected platforms
Android
Did you find any workaround?
Yes, stop looking for uncaught errors!
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