'Natalie Weizenbaum' via Dart Misc
2017-02-16 01:51:16 UTC
Hey folks,
Dart 1.22 comes with support for *causal asynchronous stack traces* in the
VM. If you're familiar with the stack_trace package's notion of stack
chains, these are pretty much the same idea but built into the VM. If
you're running Dart in checked mode, you'll see them automatically. Rad!
Because they produce a new stack format, older versions of the stack_trace
package can't handle them. But I've already released a fix! You can get by
running pub upgrade stack_trace.
*tl;dr: *If you're seeing weird stack trace issues, run pub upgrade
stack_trace.
- Natalie
Dart 1.22 comes with support for *causal asynchronous stack traces* in the
VM. If you're familiar with the stack_trace package's notion of stack
chains, these are pretty much the same idea but built into the VM. If
you're running Dart in checked mode, you'll see them automatically. Rad!
Because they produce a new stack format, older versions of the stack_trace
package can't handle them. But I've already released a fix! You can get by
running pub upgrade stack_trace.
*tl;dr: *If you're seeing weird stack trace issues, run pub upgrade
stack_trace.
- Natalie
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