🧹 Fix empty catch blocks swallowing exceptions in Program.cs - #9
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🎯 What: Removed empty catch blocks in
Program.csfor unhandled exception handlers (Application_ThreadExceptionandCurrentDomain_UnhandledException).💡 Why: Empty catch blocks were swallowing exceptions thrown from
ReportException, hiding potential bugs or errors within the unhandled exception handlers. By keeping thefinallyblock, we still safely terminate the application even if exception reporting itself fails, but we don't silently eat exceptions anymore.✅ Verification: Verified C# syntax using Mono C# compiler (
mcs --parse).✨ Result: Improved code health and maintainability by adhering to exception-handling best practices, without changing application shutdown behavior.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10183892535643029831 started by @manupawickramasinghe