Capture event when unoptimized asm#365
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- Coverage 93.33% 92.26% -1.08%
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Files 117 118 +1
Lines 2806 2843 +37
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+ Hits 2619 2623 +4
- Misses 187 220 +33
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I first thought of this feature when I found out that the old Sentry SDK had debug builds published to nuget.org.
This is happening because default of
dotnet packis Debug. One needs to set-c Releaseto get the optmized assemblies.Since this came again on twitter, I decided to open up a draft at least to discuss.
Resolves #364