Project maintained?

[pada57]

Hi
I'm interested by this project as solves interesting issue on developer side. Would like to know if you maintain it, if yes do you accept PR as don't see any PR merged yet

Did you create another forked project under different code name ?

Cheers

[bruno-garcia]

Sentry maintains a fork for our own use. But we're not publishing it as a library by itself, it's bundled in the Sentry .NET SDK

@benaadams if you'd like help maintaining this, I'd be happy to.

[mingmoe]

Try https://github.com/mingmoe/Mingmoe.Demystifier , the fork with new features

[alfonsovgs]

Try https://github.com/mingmoe/Mingmoe.Demystifier , the fork with new features

Is it available as a nuget?

[mingmoe]

Try https://github.com/mingmoe/Mingmoe.Demystifier , the fork with new features

Is it available as a nuget?

Yes. I have update the README.md to show where the package on nuget is.

[lonix1]

Is it still useful in the latest version (v8 / v9) ?

[bruno-garcia]

Is it still useful in the latest version (v8 / v9) ?

At Sentry we continue to use it on v8 and v9.
Why do you mean? Did stack trace rendering change OOTB to the level this project improves readability?

[lonix1]

Hi @bruno-garcia

I found this library via https://github.com/nblumhardt/serilog-enrichers-demystify, which was deprecated with the explanation:

Important note: This package is no longer being actively developed, as the improved stack trace functionality is now a part of .NET Core, and thus the future utility of this integration package is limited.

Also this library's README states:

Output the modern C# 7.0+ features in stack traces that looks like the C# source code that generated them rather than IL formatted

So I inferred that in v7 the library was no longer needed, but was useful for older versions.

Is my understanding incorrect?

[Suchiman]

@lonix1

I found this library via https://github.com/nblumhardt/serilog-enrichers-demystify, which was deprecated with the explanation:

Important note: This package is no longer being actively developed, as the improved stack trace functionality is now a part of .NET Core, and thus the future utility of this integration package is limited.

There's a replacement package btw. https://github.com/Megasware128/serilog-enrichers-demystifier

And while there's some improvements to the builtin stacktraces, it's nowhere near what Ben.Demystifier does