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Many errors are incorrectly constructed when user code is involved, which obfuscates the stack trace
Most newer errors have inconsistent and arbitrary styling and formatting
Errors propagated in the desktop GUI are rendered incorrectly
ANSI styles are not always stripped from the stacks
Many stack traces are flat out wrong
There are multiple stack traces rendered (from the original error and the internally handled cypress error)
Errors are backticked in stdout for use in markdown, instead of being ANSI styled
Errors originating from user code in the desktop-gui hide the most important detail (the stack trace) and require "opening" the error details - while the Stack Trace details button repeats the same wrapped error and offers zero benefit
Examples (not exhaustive)
Hidden stacks from user code - with the details of the message only showing in the expanded stack
Duplicate stacks - one from the constructed error, one from the user error
ANSI styles not stripped, showing up in stack traces
Backticks, backticks, backticks formatting
General formatting and readability
Why is this needed?
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Other
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What would you like?
stdout
for use in markdown, instead of being ANSI styledStack Trace
details button repeats the same wrapped error and offers zero benefitExamples (not exhaustive)
Hidden stacks from user code - with the details of the message only showing in the expanded stack
Duplicate stacks - one from the constructed error, one from the user error
ANSI styles not stripped, showing up in stack traces
Backticks, backticks, backticks formatting
General formatting and readability
Why is this needed?
No response
Other
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: