Matt Johnson-Pint

That code is related to .NET Android (e.g. MAUI), which we bundle the native Sentry Android SDK. It applies when there's a native crash in Java code that would otherwise...

We should be using Codecov, now that it's part of Sentry. Also, `Covecov` appears to be showing C# integration via OpenCover or SharpCover. (See https://about.codecov.io/language/c-sharp/ and linked GitHub samples). Either...

@simonmolino - I no longer work for Sentry, but I'm sure that @bruno-garcia can help you. Thanks.

@patrickklaeren - Thanks for the feedback, and sorry for any confusion. We can work to improve the documentation, but ideally it would be great if we could design a better...

You did not load any time zone data. I [updated your fiddle](http://jsfiddle.net/uq99udc9/4/) by using the `moment-timezone-with-data-2010-2020.min.js` file instead of `moment-timezone.min.js`, and it works fine. However, I thought we had taken...

Ok, if you look at your original fiddle (not my updated copy), open the F12 developer tools and you'll see the error message on the console. HOWEVER, despite the error,...

I'd like to leave this open to track the problem of it not returning an invalid date message.

Confirmed. I'll look into it. Thanks.

@justingrant - this is great. I'm hoping it will also fix `Intl.supportedValuesOf('timeZone')`? Is that on your radar? See also: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77214200/intl-supportedvaluesoftimezone-doesnt-provide-the-latest-timezone-informati Thanks.

FWIW, we started using a 4-core larger runner for our Android tests and it's been working great so far. See https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-dotnet/blob/main/.github/workflows/device-tests-android.yml#L46 The results are interesting. It's not any slower than...