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Allow logging of Throwables instead of just Exceptions
See original GitHub issueThe Countly.logException(Exception) method’s signature should be changed to Countly.logException(Throwable) (maybe update the name too?) to match the API used by Android’s Log class: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/util/Log.html. This would make it easier to create a Log wrapper that logs the Throwable to countly before passing it on to Android’s Log.
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This is part of our next major overhaul of SDK. Countly now has
.d,.i,.w,.e,.wtfmethods with signatures of(String),(String, Throwable). But it’s not yet released…Logging throwables is already supported for a few versions.