And if you look carefully you’ll find that doing logger.exception(e) will just cast e as a string, which is just the message in the e. So you end up just sendin

And if you look carefully you’ll find that doing logger.exception(e) will just cast e as a string, which is just the message in the e. So you end up just sending the message twice (along with the stack trace). Instead you can do logger.exception(“something helpful to give a little more context at a glance”)