Email notification for error report does not list the application

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  Hi @dybalabj,
  
  We are looking into this - please bear with us!
  

  Jessica R August 30, 2019 23:30

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  This appears to be working properly on the latest release at least:
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  And the corresponding email:
  
  
  Can you share what you've got set in AER?

  Russell D September 03, 2019 08:13

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  Below are the settings I'm using.  Perhaps it's an issue with using a custom template?
  
  I'm also executing SmartAssembly from my Visual Studio project as a Post-Build Event, and specifying the error report template on the command line (to ensure the correct relative path is used - I think this was an issue from an earlier version of SmartAssembly).
  
  
  
  And here is the email that I receive.
  
  
  

  dybalabj September 03, 2019 14:48

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  Can you send in a reproduction at all?

  Russell D September 06, 2019 12:05

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  I've attached a simple project to reproduce the error. 
  
  Click the button on the .NET application to generate a test error.  The attached SA project only adds error reporting to the application.
  
  It looks like it's a problem when using SmartAssembly.com from the command line.  Processing via the SA GUI works fine.  If I process my assembly from the command line and only specify the /build <project file> option, it works fine.  If I add the /input=<input assembly> option, then the email notification does not include the application name or version details.  In my actual project, my command line also includes the /output and /errorreporttemplate options, but I have not checked to see if those individually cause the problem as well.

  dybalabj September 06, 2019 19:56

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  Thanks for the zip file - I think its clear whats going on now. Bear with me I've raised an internal case.
  

  Russell D September 09, 2019 14:10

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  Ok, this is due to the way input parameters are added on the command line. SmartAssembly creates a new settings with an old configuration and a new input. Unfortunately, some settings are ignored during this process (like error reporting). Is it possible to not use the input assembly parameter for now?

  Russell D September 11, 2019 09:13

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  In my case, yes I can remove the input assembly parameter (in fact it looks like I only need the /build <project> parameter now).  I think I only had it because when I first started using SmartAssembly a few years ago it only supported absolute paths, so I was using relative paths in my post-build event.
  
  Out of curiosity, is there a plan to fix this behavior to work like it did in v6?  Or is this an intentional change in v7?

  dybalabj September 11, 2019 14:03

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  Hi @dybalabj this is now fixed: https://download.red-gate.com/checkforupdates/SmartAssembly/SmartAssembly_7.0.9.2591.exe.
  

  Russell D September 23, 2019 14:18

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