Unlike many of my previous questions, this is Linux/x86, not wasm.
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When I use todo!(), panic!(), unimplemented!(), Rust dumps a very helpful stack trace (that I can click on in IntelliJ and jump to the right filename / line number), and kills the execution.
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When I use
return Err(...)
in a function returning aResult<...>
, execution continues but I lose the "info at time of error."
Question: Is there some builtin macro that will dump a stacktrace in the same way as todo! / panic! / unimplemented! ... but then continue execution?
My goal here is that the program continues executing, returning the Result<...>
, as I would want in production -- but during dev time, I'd like all the stack traces dumped out to stdout so I can click on stuff.