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"Depending on the type of service you run, you'll likely still need request IDs and other diagnostics in your error message to help your support staff debug the
by Mizoguchi 4y ago
"Depending on the type of service you run, you'll likely still need request IDs and other diagnostics in your error message to help your support staff debug the issue."
Just don't get too carried away here.
A few days ago when using one of the USCIS websites I came across a full stack trace including db table names and file paths.
- HdS84 4y agoAnd? Even if so, you should be unable to gain anything from that. As a developer, I am annoyed that we remove so much valuable info from exceptions. It would be better to include more info and then make it easier to dump this information into a logging tool, while the user gets a nice "d'oh" page.
- JodieBenitez 4y agoDitto... as a developer, I am annoyed by developers printing stack traces in a web page in the first place. These things belong to an error log.
- rozenmd 4y ago100% agree - A single ID should be enough anyway, like Cloudflare's Ray ID: https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/get-started/reference/cloudflare-ray-id/ https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/get-started/r...