Disable hashing of function names in unity build

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1

I almost finished my first game in unity. For testing i implemented a bugreport system. It basically just prints the whole debug.log to a file. I know that this is a bad idea on how to handle bugs, but I don’t have a lot of time to put into this game no more. When there is a stacktrace the function names which represent the location of where the error occured are hashed though. Is there any way to turn this off ?

Here is the code of how I save the report:

private void OnEnable()
        {
                Application.logMessageReceived += Log;
        }
        
public void Log(string logString, string stackTrace, LogType type)
            {
                if (type == LogType.Warning)
                    return;
                log += "[" + System.DateTime.Now + "] " + logString + "

";
if (type == LogType.Error || type == LogType.Exception)
{
log += stackTrace + "
";
}
}

private void SaveReport()
    	{
     	   //...unimportant stuff here
	
    	    filename = Application.dataPath + "/BugReport" + numberOfError + "-"+ GetHashString(System.DateTime.Now.ToString())+ ".txt";

   	     //... more unimportant stuff here

  	      tw.WriteLine(log);

 	       //...more unimportant stuff here

 	       tw.Close();
 	       Back();
 	   }

Here is an example of a stacktrace which hashes the function names:

[16.12.2021 16:31:21] NullReferenceException
Combat.Knockback (UnityEngine.Vector2 _angle, System.Single _strength, UnityEngine.Vector2 _hitPoint) (at <44bc4ec92a024525b366363c6bd7d0c4>:0)
Combat.Damage (System.Single _amount, UnityEngine.Vector2 _angle, System.Single _strength, UnityEngine.Vector2 _hitOrigin) (at <44bc4ec92a024525b366363c6bd7d0c4>:0)
Weapon.CheckAttack () (at <44bc4ec92a024525b366363c6bd7d0c4>:0)
Weapon.AnimationActionTrigger () (at <44bc4ec92a024525b366363c6bd7d0c4>:0)
WeaponAnimationToWeapon.AnimationActionTrigger () (at <44bc4ec92a024525b366363c6bd7d0c4>:0)
2

Creating a development build seems to do the trick. I’m not completely convinced though. I was only able to test it on my pc.