exitOnDebugger

Determines whether to exit the application when a debugger is attached or not. It is recommended to use blockDebugger in combination with exiting the application in case a debugger is detected. Blocking the debugger is more powerful than exiting the application when a debugger is detected, because the detection only happens after a debugger has already attached. However, this setting also blocks development tools like Xcode from debugging the application, so it should be disabled in conjunction with the --debug option during the development process.

• Type: boolean

• Default Value: true

• Multiple allowed: No

• Required: No

• Depends on: checkDebugger

In release versions of App Shielding, this option is always enabled and cannot be disabled.