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Apologies if it's been suggested before, but because inspecting the stack of the last error is so useful, couldn't a macro like @debug_last_error() grab the last REPL command to hit an exception, then rerun it in the debugger, interpreting only those frames which are in Base.stacktrace()? I realize that this is non-trivial, but it would make execution fast enough in almost all cases...
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Apologies if it's been suggested before, but because inspecting the stack of the last error is so useful, couldn't a macro like
@debug_last_error()
grab the last REPL command to hit an exception, then rerun it in the debugger, interpreting only those frames which are inBase.stacktrace()
? I realize that this is non-trivial, but it would make execution fast enough in almost all cases...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: