Closed NeilMountford closed 8 months ago
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Thanks @cijothomas, I've pushed a further change to move using Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.DataContracts;
into the namespace block to make the build happy for the net4* builds - apologies for not catching this locally, I don't have access to a Windows machine currently. Could you approve the workflows again please? 🙂
@TimothyMothra What are the next steps to get this merged/released? Let me know if you need anything from me 🙂
@TimothyMothra What are the next steps to get this merged/released? Let me know if you need anything from me 🙂
Merged! We don't have a planned date for the next release.
So, half a year since this fix was merged (and even longer since the latest release for this library), maybe a good time for a release? :)
@TimothyMothra / @cijothomas any chance of a release? We've just spent an entire day chasing this bug down only to find it was found in 2019, fixed 7 months ago and still not released...
Fix Issue #1066.
Changes
Application Insights rejects exceptions that have empty messages. This means that some exceptions are lost, making investigation of runtime issues difficult. I noticed this when investigating an issue in a .NET 8 API, where a
CosmosException
for a conflict occurred, was logged on the console but wasn't logged in App Insights.There was previously a PR #2697 that never got merged due to lack of tests.
Original example from the other PR:
Original response from the other PR:
Checklist
[✅] I ran Unit Tests locally.*
[✅] CHANGELOG.md updated with one line description of the fix, and a link to the original issue if available.
I had some test failures on a fresh clone, but the tests for the relevant part of the code were passing, so I'm hoping it's just an issue with some dependencies on my machine.
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