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I am currently developing a C# application which has got it's own logging. When exceptions are thrown, the exception is saved into a list which can be viewed by the user via a list view. When the user clicks on a exception in the list view, the stack trace of the exception is shown in a text box. But even when I am executing the program on a remote machine, the stack trace shows the file paths to the original source files from the machine where the application was compiled.
e.g.:
at C:\Folder1\Folder2\Class1.cs:81 at C:\Folder1\Folder2\Class2.cs:65 at C:\Folder1\Folder1\Class3.cs:21 Only displaying the source files without folders would be nice...
How can I change this behaviour?
Is there any native solution? Or do I have to simply do some string manipulation?
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If you wish to disable this feature, simply append /? showtrace=0 to the URL, and the stack trace should disappear after reloading your browser.
In addition to telling you the exact line or function that caused a problem, a stack trace also tracks important metrics that monitor the health of your application. For example, if the average number of stack traces found in your logs increases, you know a bug has likely occurred.
A stack trace is a report that provides information about program subroutines. It is commonly used for certain kinds of debugging, where a stack trace can help software engineers figure out where a problem lies or how various subroutines work together during execution.
You probably have the .pdb files with the installed app. Without the .pdb files, it should not show the file locations.
Have a look at Getting line numbers in exception stack trace in a Windows Service
and include line numbers in stack trace without pdb?
You can't get a stack trace with line numbers directly from your application unless you bundle the PDB.
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