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Oh man, so true, between TS mangling and whatever framework you're using (Vue/React/etc.), the stack trace ends up being literally worthless. It's kind of funny
by dvt 5y ago
Oh man, so true, between TS mangling and whatever framework you're using (Vue/React/etc.), the stack trace ends up being literally worthless. It's kind of funny to think about: when something goes wrong, I don't even look at the trace (which is 100% what you'd do in any sane language), but rather I just go back and look at the "last thing I changed."
- city41 5y agoAh that is true as well. When I said stack I meant like Babel, Storybook, Webpack, Jest, etc. But yeah JS stack traces aren't so fun these days.
- Oddskar 5y agoYou aren't using source maps to transform your stack traces then? I've had very little issue in understanding stack traces in any of the major JS frameworks.