MAUI Android Line Numbers & File Names Don't Appear in .NET 9 (But They Do in .NET 8) #4209
Description
Package
Sentry.Maui
.NET Flavor
.NET
.NET Version
9.0.203
OS
Android
OS Version
Android 13
Development Environment
Visual Studio v17.x
SDK Version
5.7.0
Self-Hosted Sentry Version
No response
Workload Versions
| Installed Workload Id | Manifest Version | Installation Source |
|---|---|---|
| android | 35.0.61/9.0.100 | SDK 9.0.200, VS 17.13.35931.197 |
| aspire | 8.2.2/8.0.100 | SDK 9.0.200, VS 17.13.35931.197 |
| ios | 18.4.9288/9.0.100 | SDK 9.0.200, VS 17.13.35931.197 |
| maccatalyst | 18.4.9288/9.0.100 | SDK 9.0.200, VS 17.13.35931.197 |
| maui-windows | 9.0.51/9.0.100 | SDK 9.0.200, VS 17.13.35931.197 |
| wasm-tools | 9.0.4/9.0.100 | SDK 9.0.200, VS 17.13.35931.197 |
| wasm-tools-net8 | 9.0.4/9.0.100 | SDK 9.0.200 |
UseSentry or SentrySdk.Init call
options.Dsn = "MY-SENTRY-DSN";
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a new .NET MAUI App Project in Visual Studio. Be sure to select .NET 9.
- Install
Sentry.Mauiversion5.7.0. - Add the block of code for
UseSentry()above to add the Dsn to startup options. - In the sample app, open up
MainPage.xaml.csand throw an exception in theOnCounterClicked()method, for example, just so that can be logged to Sentry. - In the sample app csproj file, add the following so that debug symbols are created and uploaded to Sentry automatically during the build. Replace SentryOrg, SentryProject, and SentryAuthToken accordingly:
<PropertyGroup Condition="'$(Configuration)' == 'Release'">
<SentryOrg>MY-SENTRY-ORG-NAME</SentryOrg>
<SentryProject>MY-SENTRY-PROJECT-NAME</SentryProject>
<SentryAuthToken>MY-SENTRY-AUTH-TOKEN</SentryAuthToken>
<SentryUploadSymbols>true</SentryUploadSymbols>
</PropertyGroup>
- Build for Release, targeting Android.
- Verify that debug symbols are uploaded to Sentry for your project in the Outputs section of Visual Studio.
- Run the sample app without a debugger, targeting Android.
- Click/tap on the
Click mebutton to increment the counter. - Observe that the sample app should crash. Reopen the app to ensure that the crash details are sent up to Sentry.
Expected Result
An unhandled exception should be sent to Sentry and when viewing the details of the associated event, the stack trace should include line numbers and file names.
Actual Result
An unhandled exception is sent to Sentry, but when viewing the details of the associated event, the stack trace does not include line numbers and file names.
NOTE: If you repeat the above steps but use a project that targets .NET 8, line numbers and file names DO appear in the stack trace on Sentry.