Make the Raygun directory configurable for Xamarin.iOS #437
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* Moves the configuration of the RaygunDirectory into RaygunSettings * Updates the RaygunFileManager to use the value from settings.
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Changes look good, we will look to get this update published. Thank you for taking the time. |
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Hi @jonlipsky , Just updating this thread to let you know we have released your changes to the Raygun provider for Xamarin iOS. It is now available in the latest package version v6.1.0 (https://www.nuget.org/packages/Mindscape.Raygun4Net.Xamarin.iOS.Unified/6.1.0). Thank you, |
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Per the discussion on the RayGun Forums, I have added support for configuring the path of the directory used to store crash report data into RaygunSettings.
This is necessary because if you are writing a document based Xamarin.iOS app, the "RaygunIO" folder will be visible with the local documents directory of your app (and any other document browser based app such as Files).