You can provide your own customerror handler logic to standardize error messaging across your production environment.
This error handler is called when the C# SDK is not executed as expected. This may be caused by incorrect arguments being provided to the SDK or running the SDK in an environment where network or any other disruptions occur.
See the C# code example. If the error handler is not overridden, a no-op error handler is used by default.
using OptimizelySDK.ErrorHandler;/// <summary>/// Creates a CustomErrorHandler to handle errors raised by the SDK./// </summary>public class CustomErrorHandler : IErrorHandler{ /// <summary> /// Handle exceptions when raised by the SDK. /// </summary> /// <param name="exception">Exception object raised by the SDK.</param> public void HandleError(Exception exception) { throw new NotImplementedException(); }}
