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## Capturing Uncaught Exceptions

<Note>

The SDK can't install the uncaught exception handler if a debugger is attached. To test these locally, ensure you've unchecked the "Debug executable" option in your app's Xcode scheme's Run action.

</Note>

By default, macOS applications do not crash whenever an uncaught exception occurs. To enable this with Sentry:

1. Open the application's `Info.plist` file
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}
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Once you have configured your application to crash whenever an uncaught exception occurs, the Apple SDK will capture those automatically. You don't need to manually call `captureException`.

</PlatformSection>
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