When using dotnet-trace to diagnose assembly loading issues, there are two events showing assembly loading extension points, AssemblyLoadContextResolvingHandlerInvoked and AppDomainAssemblyResolveHandlerInvoked. These events have a HandlerName item, which contains (only) the method name of the handler method. (Docs here.)
For diagnosing why assembly loading behaves in a certain way in conjunction with frameworks, test runners, etc., it would be tremendously helpful if the HandlerName item could also include the full name of the type declaring the handler method. (Ideally, the assembly-qualified type name.)
Could that possibly be added?
When using
dotnet-traceto diagnose assembly loading issues, there are two events showing assembly loading extension points,AssemblyLoadContextResolvingHandlerInvokedandAppDomainAssemblyResolveHandlerInvoked. These events have aHandlerNameitem, which contains (only) the method name of the handler method. (Docs here.)For diagnosing why assembly loading behaves in a certain way in conjunction with frameworks, test runners, etc., it would be tremendously helpful if the
HandlerNameitem could also include the full name of the type declaring the handler method. (Ideally, the assembly-qualified type name.)Could that possibly be added?