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Some issues give you roughly zero feedback. If your error doesn't give you a usable stack trace this about the only option although it isn't probably ever the
by mohaine 5y ago
Some issues give you roughly zero feedback. If your error doesn't give you a usable stack trace this about the only option although it isn't probably ever the norm. But the key here is that it works with debugging/logging, even when the error is only a low probability issue the only shows up randomly in production. Debuggers are of no use in this case.
- misthop 5y agoSure. I'm not arguing using a debugger if that is what you prefer. I'm saying that to have no clue where in your code base an issue is cropping up, like _0_ idea, says to me one should spend some time understanding the code before any type of debugging.