When the process is running, we use a finally block to call Log.Dispose and flush any outstanding logs to disk before the process exits. This works when we handle any exception in a matching catch block.
When the exception is unhandled, then the finally block will not run and instead the process will just exit. To fix this, flush the logs inside a catch block instead before rethrowing the error. This ensures we get logs even when crashing.
- Use SDL2 message boxes instead of Winforms.
- Use a proper project instead of compiling a single file.
- Use assembly attributes instead of modifying strings in the source code.
- Remove generic OpenRA.exe launcher.
- Replace MakeLAA.exe with a python script.
