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Just stumbled upon this library and the exact functionality I was looking for was Backtrace.print(). I see it's marked for deprecation on the next major version release? Any reason why?
My use-case is to print the call stack in a function of an unknown project. It helps with understanding the control flow. If I don't have the Backtrace.print() and have to insert a panic, it triggers on the first occurrence of the statement, which my not be the invocation I was looking for.
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Hi,
Just stumbled upon this library and the exact functionality I was looking for was
Backtrace.print()
. I see it's marked for deprecation on the next major version release? Any reason why?My use-case is to print the call stack in a function of an unknown project. It helps with understanding the control flow. If I don't have the
Backtrace.print()
and have to insert a panic, it triggers on the first occurrence of the statement, which my not be the invocation I was looking for.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: