NBug is a .NET library created to automate the bug reporting process. It automatically creates and sends: * Bug reports, * Crash reports with minidump, * Error/exception reports with stack trace + extended application/system information. It can also be set up as a user feedback system (i.e. for sending feature requests from within your application). For documentation and updates, see project web site: http://www.soygul.com/nbug/
Use "NBug.Configurator.exe" file to configure the bug report submitter. Use "NBug.TestApp.exe" to test your configuration. You should see an Exception_***.zip file generated after a test crash.
For documentation and updates, see project web site: http://www.soygul.com/projects/nbug/
For bug reports, you can use the issue tracker: https://github.com/soygul/NBug/issues
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NBug is a .NET library created to automate the bug reporting process. It automatically creates and sends: * Bug reports, * Crash reports with minidump, * Error/exception reports with stack trace + extended application/system information. It can also be set up as a user feedback system (i.e. for sending feature requests from within your application). For documentation and updates, see project web site: http://www.soygul.com/nbug/
We found that nbug demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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