Native stack traces can show registers in the top frame. Currently, they are hidden initially/by default and need to be expanded manually, but the way to do so is easy to miss and unintuitive - an unlabelled button:
Also, if the top frame is followed by a system frame, it shows a Show/Hide x more frame(s) label, which causes the button to break into the next line, all the way to the left:
Besides fixing the above displacement of the button, I suggest to always show the "teaser" view of the registers initially, like this:
Native stack traces can show registers in the top frame. Currently, they are hidden initially/by default and need to be expanded manually, but the way to do so is easy to miss and unintuitive - an unlabelled button:
Also, if the top frame is followed by a system frame, it shows a
Show/Hide x more frame(s)label, which causes the button to break into the next line, all the way to the left:Besides fixing the above displacement of the button, I suggest to always show the "teaser" view of the registers initially, like this: