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I find Rust backtraces hard to read at a glance. I think it's because many irrelevant (to me) stack frames are shown -- I'm getting 11 frames at the top relating to panicking and backtrace printing, and at the bottom there are 8 relating to panic catching and other initialization. The frames I really want to look at are somewhere in the middle, but I have trouble scanning the output to find them.
Two potential ideas for improving the readability:
Omit the panic / backtrace / initialization frames by default, and only show them when RUST_BACKTRACE=full is used.
Color code the output so that the panic / backtrace / initialization frames are de-emphasized.
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I find Rust backtraces hard to read at a glance. I think it's because many irrelevant (to me) stack frames are shown -- I'm getting 11 frames at the top relating to panicking and backtrace printing, and at the bottom there are 8 relating to panic catching and other initialization. The frames I really want to look at are somewhere in the middle, but I have trouble scanning the output to find them.
Two potential ideas for improving the readability:
RUST_BACKTRACE=full
is used.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: