Improved TPanic message for Android#9885
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Register the full panic message as the tombstone “Abort message:” so it appears in crash reports (e.g., Google Play Console) that rely on device tombstones instead of logcat output.
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| // Register the full panic message as the tombstone "Abort message:" so that it | ||
| // appears in crash reports collected by Google Play Console and other tools that | ||
| // read tombstones from field devices (which never have access to logcat output). | ||
| #if defined(__ANDROID__) | ||
| android_set_abort_message(e.what()); | ||
| #endif | ||
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this should be moved just above the std::abort() call, and after the throw e (if exceptions are enabled, we might not abort).
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Register the full panic message as the tombstone “Abort message:” so it appears in crash reports (e.g., Google Play Console) that rely on device tombstones instead of logcat output.
Related to #9294 #9075