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do release builds have the same amount of info in exceptions? e.g. will exceptions cought in release builds contain stack trace etc.?

 
 
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do release builds have the same amount of info in exceptions? e.g. will
exceptions cought in release builds contain stack trace etc.?


 
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Yes, provided you've deployed a newly built .pdb file with your assembly
(there is an option to generate this on a release build). This provides the
line numbers and other information that increases the amount of information
in your stack trace.
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