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It's actually possible to produce a stack trace of sorts, if you use a lot of bash functions. One possible implementation is: https://github.com/TritonDataCent

• drizzleword 3y ago
  Another stack trace implementation [1] that allows you to write: some-command || fail "message" to produce a stack trace and exit the shell in case of non-zero exit status from some-command, or write some-command || softfail "message" || return $? in case you want to produce a stack trace and return from the function. [1]: https://github.com/runag/runag/blob/main/lib/fail.sh https://github.com/runag/runag/blob/main/lib/fail.sh