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server: log stacks on 500 errors #83992

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@ajwerner ajwerner commented Jul 7, 2022

Before this change, we'd just log the error body, which often is not very
helpful. The format specifier makes me think that the intention was to log
the stacks. This made debugging this
trivial as opposed to hard.

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Before this change, we'd just log the error body, which often is not very
helpful. The format specifier makes me think that the intention was to log
the stacks. This made debugging [this](cockroachdb#83677 (comment))
trivial as opposed to hard.

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:lgtm:

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ajwerner commented Jul 7, 2022

So many flakes, none seem related.

bors r+

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@craig craig bot merged commit 6b7082a into cockroachdb:master Jul 7, 2022
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