Stop the Debug Log harassment for linux users #52
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@JooleanLogic feel free to test it out Unity
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Yep works a treat. No more harassment. :) Cheers mate. |
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This pull request addresses an issue related to debug logging in the codebase that specifically affects Linux users. The existing code snippet includes a catch block that throws a System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception when a command is not found or not accessible.
The updated code has modified the catch block to catch a general Exception instead. This change allows the code to continue executing in case of any exception, ensuring that Linux users are not bombarded with unnecessary debug log messages. A new debug log message has also been added to notify when a compatible dotnet command cannot be found.
These modifications enhance the code's compatibility with Linux systems and improve the user experience by reducing unnecessary debug log output.