make it easier to ingest stack traces into logging backends

[zeitlinger]

make it easier to ingest stack traces into logging backends

[ceki]

I looked at the code. The changes are reasonable. However, the code which was already rather complex becomes harder to read with your changes.

I think a pluggable strategy for handling the stack trace output format starts to make sense. A default strategy and a "PlainStackTrace" strategy. This should not be hard to put in place. Let me know if you feel comfortable with the idea and making this change.

Also, could your PR be please compressed into a single commit?

[zeitlinger]

@ceki wdyt?

[zeitlinger]

Also, could your PR be please compressed into a single commit?

You can change the settings to always squash PRs BTW

[zeitlinger]

Also, could your PR be please compressed into a single commit?

done 😄

[hazendaz]

True but it's better you do that. Letting remote squash is poor form plus it hurts you later if you properly use rebase. Many old users on github remember when it didn't allow squashing. I find it it mainly means we give up trying to teach proper git usage...;) Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg>

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[zeitlinger]

proper git usage...;)

It's like tabs vs. spaces 😉

Rebasing from a remote squash is a little bit harder - but it has never bothered me so far.
Anyways, just wanted to point out the feature 😄