In my experience, users can't be bothered to copy and paste those errors. One feature of <literally any error tracker> is to give the user a code instead of the

In my experience, users can't be bothered to copy and paste those errors. One feature of <literally any error tracker> is to give the user a code instead of the raw stack. This pairs well with the feature to attach arbitrary data (like current state, or atleast just user id), then you can see the whole error data in the tool on your own computer. I've been able to fix bugs before the support staff approaches me about it.