Display offending mod name when a fatal exception happens
See original GitHub issueDescription
A StackTrace
can be constructed from an Exception
, of which the frames can be walked, from where one can get the Reflection MethodInfo and thus the Assembly
. From that, an Assembly
-> mod lookup can be done. Inner exceptions may also have to be investigated.
I can make a PR if needed.
What does this proposal attempt to solve or improve?
This situation will become much easier to resolve.
Which (other) solutions should be considered?
Leaving things as-is?
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You can look inside the LoggingHooks.cs file, it shouldnt be hard to add
A PR would definitely be nice