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Added ability to throw .NET exceptions as native iOS exceptions #207
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By default exceptions reported to HockeyApp would not contain .NET stack traces. The library now contains a utility method to help re-throw .NET Exception objects as NSException's so that they include the stack trace of the .NET exception. The sample has also been updated to show how to use it.
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[HockeyApp] Added ability to throw .NET exceptions as native iOS exceptions
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By default exceptions reported to HockeyApp would not contain .NET stack traces. The library now contains a utility method to help re-throw .NET Exception objects as NSException's so that they include the stack trace of the .NET exception. The sample has also been updated to show how to use it.