.NET 7.0 ASP.net website silently failing

[andysinclair]

Describe the bug

BugSnag does not appear to be compatible with an ASP.net .NET 7.0 website. The code below compiles and runs with no error, but there is no error reported in the BugSnag dashboard. I can use the same code in a .NET 7.0 console application and it works as expected.

Environment

• Bugsnag version: 3.1 (https://www.nuget.org/packages/Bugsnag/)
• .NET 7.0
• ASP.net 7.0

Example code snippet

var bugsnag = new Bugsnag.Client(new Configuration(API_KEY)); var ex = new Exception("Test error"); bugsnag.Notify(ex);

[gareththackeray]

Hi Andy. I couldn't reproduce the issue. I received an exception with the plan Bugsnag package, as you described:

using Bugsnag; 

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

var app = builder.Build();

app.MapGet("/error", () => {
    new Bugsnag.Client(new Configuration("API-KEY")).Notify(new Exception());
    return "error sent";
});

app.Run();

and with our ASP.NET package Bugsnag.AspNet.Core (which would be our recommended approach):

using Bugsnag.AspNet.Core;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

builder.Services.AddBugsnag(configuration => {
     configuration.ApiKey = "API-KEY";
});

var app = builder.Build();

app.MapGet("/error", () => {throw new Exception();});

app.Run();

From where exactly are you calling Notify?

[andysinclair]

Hi Gareth. Thanks for the reply and assistance. I changed my project to use Bugsnag.AspNet.Core and it is now working. I was reluctant to do this earlier as it involved updating a dependency package Microsoft.Extensions.Options.ConfigurationExtensions but it all seems good now. Will now start using the product and see if/how it can meet our requirements. Thanks!

[johnkiely1]

HI @andysinclair, glad to hears its working now. Going to close this out.