Add Device/Unity context to native events

[bruno-garcia]

Data that's applied to the event through the Unity layer (UnityEventProcessor) should also be available in crashes from native layers.

This is gap is more visible in Windows (minidump) crashes which don't have the rich device info that comes on iOS and Android crashes.

[bitsandfoxes]

Possible solution: Capturing "what we can" and things that don't change (i.e. not memory usage) and set it to the Scope as context and pass it down to the Native Layer.

[vaind]

RFC: I'm not 100 % sure about the approach for this... What I've started in #747 is make a ContextWriter that can take any of the App, GPU, etc. context objects and forward it to a native implementation (these are not yet implemented in the PR, but I'd create one at least for sentry-native, and likely also for java & cocoa). I want to call this during SentryUnity.Init() but that requires contexts to be already populated. I was thinking of splitting up the UnityEventProcessor functionality, with the "static" info being configured at init() using ConfigureScope and only the few remaining dynamic properties would be added to events on demand (i.e. EventProcessor). What do you think @bitsandfoxes and @bruno-garcia ?

[bitsandfoxes]

I was thinking of splitting up the UnityEventProcessor functionality, with the "static" info being configured at init() using ConfigureScope and only the few remaining dynamic properties would be added to events on demand (i.e. EventProcessor)

That means everything "static" from #744 makes it to the native layer?
I'm just wary about us setting them once in combination with scope.Contexts.Clear();

[vaind]

I'm just wary about us setting them once in combination with scope.Contexts.Clear();

I don't think there's anything we can do at the time of an event. Even though there are callback hooks we could assign, I don't feel confident doing c# interop calls from native code at the time of a crash - I wouldn't be confident they're signal-safe, which is a requirement because they run in a signal handler at the time of a crash.

Therefore, the only option I see is setting the contexts on the scope. Also, if we want to, we could make notifications on some context changes, like adding new ones, clearing, etc. But changing properties on existing contexts would still go unnoticed...

Overall, this all feels like expanding the scope of the issue, which is about setting "Device/Unity" context to native events - those that don't change.