Add Sentry support for .NET debug symbols (portable pdbs) to unblock app distribution to customer devices without pdbs.
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Any status updates on this?
We did not forget. Sorry for the lack of progress on that front. We’re currently completely revamping our symbol handling for the only platform we provide this at the moment (iOS) and we’re planning on taking those lessons to then hopefully make better progress on other platforms. Ideally we can reuse some of the infrastructure we are building there to also cover C# and other platforms.