Runtime.Current.Version null on Windows 10 2004 .NET Framework 4.8
See original GitHub issueRuntime.Current.Version
is null
on .NET Framework 4.8 after upgrading to Windows 10 2004, build 19041.264.
I expected it to be “4.8”.
Also, to avoid this becoming null
again later, I suggest making Version
the largest version where the build number is not too large. Showing e.g. 4.8 on a 4.8.1 installation is much better than getting a null
.
Cheers, Kristian
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It was actually missing two values.
Thanks for raising this. The SDK will report the right value from the next release. Sentry will report also 4.8 even for apps on old SDK version once we release my patch on Relay
Is it the case Sentry’s receiving raw description and not handling it?
This seems to be an issue but at least can be fixed on the server.
The handling is done here:
https://github.com/getsentry/relay/blob/8a226679c5d7023df00a71da293fec798f0f248f/relay-general/src/store/normalize/contexts.rs#L21-L68
But it seems the SDK needs to send
build
along.