Arpad Borsos

Well, *in theory*, you could do that. But 1) its not threadsafe that way, 2) you can’t remove files after you added them. There was #433 but that stalled because...

Also as that PR notes, the way that the crashpad backend works, the attachments in that case indeed are fixed at the time you start the backend, and they can’t...

The specific case we would like to confirm in our testing, which came from a customer: They report that with **crashpad**, when the process is forcibly killed on shutdown due...

Hi! Is the environment you provided correct? You mention `qt: false`, but that `QString` sounds very much like qt. Either way, the stack trace you posted points directly to `malloc`;...

Thanks for the report! All this comes directly from crashpad here: https://github.com/getsentry/crashpad/blob/getsentry/util/mac/mac_util.cc That file indeed mentions this as internal unstable API. I think that is mostly the reason why I...

You mention that you are using the crashpad backend on Windows. On that configuration, it is unfortunately not possible to de-register the crash handler. All other backends seem to handle...

I believe it will, though not 100% certain.

That is a good point, we will have to investigate. In the meanwhile using a different backend is a good workaround.

You noted that you are on Linux, and manually capturing an event via `sentry_capture_event`. By "auto-captured", you probably mean a hard crash (unhandled exception) that is captured with the crash...

We do take API/ABI compatibility seriously, which for native is a bit easier than for other SDKs. For that we use semver, which allows for breaking changes in minor versions...