Mischan Toosarani-Hausberger

The `mingw` support in the Native SDK is based on community efforts. Sentry currently does not provide any support for `mingw`. We will accept PRs that will fix issues.

> I'll attach the diff here, you can see for yourself. > [crashpad.diff.txt](https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-native/files/14850580/crashpad.diff.txt) Thanks. That is a sensible approach; I could imagine merging something like this. We could be even...

@Swatinem is probably the right person to answer this.

Thanks, @stima. I am unsure if I would classify this as a bug since we have no cross-SDK rule about user consent. In general, most users will expect that this...

> In general, most users will expect that this is a global setting, so applying this to each event will always happen in the context of a global setting to...

cc: @kahest

> About the second point: an event captured while consent was **not given** should not be sent, even if consent is given afterwards and the event is still present. This...

> e.g. consent may be given faster then crashpad uploading thread started. Yeah, as I wrote above, that is totally possible; the `crashpad_handler` acts fully independent from the Native SDK...

> I guess the second scenario describes my case. Usage is quite trivial: > > ``` > sentry_init(options); > if (AppSettings()->AllowSend()) > { > sentry_consent_give(); > } > else >...

Hi @mntt-SSE! I could not look into this on any of my Windows machines yet, but it seems you can access both types of machines to verify behavior and configuration....