40 lines
1.2 KiB
JavaScript
40 lines
1.2 KiB
JavaScript
"use strict";
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const electron = require('electron');
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const lodash = require('lodash');
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const {
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reconcileCrashReporterMetadata
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} = require('../../../common/crashReporterUtils');
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const {
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getElectronMajorVersion
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} = require('../../../common/processUtils');
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const {
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metadata
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} = require('../../crashReporterSetup');
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const {
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CRASH_REPORTER_UPDATE_METADATA
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} = require('../common/constants').IPCEvents;
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electron.ipcMain.handle(CRASH_REPORTER_UPDATE_METADATA, async (_, additional_metadata) => {
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const final_metadata = lodash.defaultsDeep({}, metadata, additional_metadata || {});
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const result = {
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metadata: final_metadata
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}; // In Electron 9 we only start the crashReporter once and let reconcileCrashReporterMetadata
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// do the work of keeping `extra` up-to-date. Prior to this we would simply start crashReporter
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// again to apply new metadata as well as pass the full arguments back to the renderer so it
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// could do similarly.
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if (getElectronMajorVersion() < 9) {
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const args = getCrashReporterArgs(final_metadata);
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electron.crashReporter.start(args);
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result.args = args;
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}
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reconcileCrashReporterMetadata(electron.crashReporter, final_metadata);
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return result;
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}); |