Logging non-fatal exceptions
See original GitHub issueSometimes there are exceptions that do/should not crash the applications.
Would be great if there was the possibility of logging it with Crashlitics::logException
.
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@jaggernod I’m doing the iOS side and in fact by using the API I notice that
logError
andlogException
are maybe not needed…I just add a
reportCrash()
method to be able to support Zone reporting, so it mean that it will do same aslogError
andlogException
…So my idea is to remove those and just have an reportError (who can handle exception or error). What do you think ?
Basically now the
main
will look like this:@jaumard Thank you for the reply. I couldnt see the non-fatal exception in the dashborad after 3 days as well and my project is working fine in the debug mode but gettiing the following exception in the release mode. Please help
I could fix it with