Show inner-most exception?

[timcassell]

Typically in .Net, calling Exception.ToString returns the exceptions from inner-most to outer-most. I was surprised to see that Sentry does the opposite.

I am using Sentry in Unity along with ProtoPromise async library, and when ProtoPromise encounters an uncaught exception, it wraps it in another exception. This doesn't play well with Sentry, because all our exceptions display exactly the same (until we dig into the details). Is there a setting where I can invert this to display more like Unity's cloud diagnostics?

[Edit] Maybe it's related to getsentry/sentry-dotnet#4388? I'm not sure.

[linear]

ENG-5294 Show inner-most exception?

[getsantry]

Assigning to @getsentry/support for routing ⏲️

[linear]

UNITY-160 Show inner-most exception?

[bitsandfoxes]

Hey @timcassell, sorry to see you run into issues. Looking into it it seems like we're "hardcoding" this behaviour in the MainExceptionProcessor here. Afaik we're going this to create a oldest->newest behaviour.
I'll have to see if we can make this behaviour optional and what side-effects this introduces.

[timcassell]

AFAICT that code does what I'd expect. It walks the inner exceptions then reverses them, so the inner-most is first in the list. So the cause must be somewhere else.