The stack traces reported by .NET -> Sentry are pretty cryptic, particularly when there are lambdas and/or async/await code. It would be useful to either incorporate benaadams/Ben.Demystifier into the client or allow users to plug in their own stack trace provider.
Additionally, it would be useful to format generic exception type names in a more friendly way. Right now SomeApplicationException would show up in Sentry as SomeApplicationException`1. Something like this would improve the situation a bit.
The stack traces reported by .NET -> Sentry are pretty cryptic, particularly when there are lambdas and/or async/await code. It would be useful to either incorporate benaadams/Ben.Demystifier into the client or allow users to plug in their own stack trace provider.
Additionally, it would be useful to format generic exception type names in a more friendly way. Right now SomeApplicationException would show up in Sentry as SomeApplicationException`1. Something like this would improve the situation a bit.