Closed cwensley closed 1 year ago
In some cases with property descriptors, the actual stack trace can be hidden so it is not known which property is failing. Re-throwing exceptions when getting/setting allows us to show the property name and type it is getting/setting to.
This happens when this code path is executed in .NET.
In some cases with property descriptors, the actual stack trace can be hidden so it is not known which property is failing. Re-throwing exceptions when getting/setting allows us to show the property name and type it is getting/setting to.
This happens when this code path is executed in .NET.