[13.0] [IMP] Statechart interpreter: print execution traceback #38
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In some cases, statechart hide the source traceback of an error. Print the execution traceback to be sure to have all details in log.
…traceback_sbj [IMP] - don't traceback error in test run
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@ThomasBinsfeld @sbejaoui in 14 and 16 it now does scobidoo/statechart/models/interpreter.py Line 44 in c51d874 |
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Is this still relevant in 16/18 ? |
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In some cases, statechart hide the root traceback of an error, making it very difficult to debug.
The raise statement
raise _root_cause(e).with_traceback(sys.exc_info()[2])may be improved butraise _root_cause(e)is not a good solution.While waiting for a better solution that would allow to raise an error with the complete traceback, let's print additionnal information with
traceback.print_exc(). We're now sure to have everything needed for debug.