one use case for gnostic is post-mortem debugging. when analyzing stacktraces from a crashed process, it's useful to know if a particular exception thrown is unique. we can determine the uniqueness of any given traceback by removing variable information and distilling to the list of lines in the stack itself, then taking a hash of the result.
provide a command which accepts a report and outputs a hash of the stack trace.
Ref: https://github.com/hekike/node-report-analytics
one use case for gnostic is post-mortem debugging. when analyzing stacktraces from a crashed process, it's useful to know if a particular exception thrown is unique. we can determine the uniqueness of any given traceback by removing variable information and distilling to the list of lines in the stack itself, then taking a hash of the result.
provide a command which accepts a report and outputs a hash of the stack trace.
Ref: https://github.com/hekike/node-report-analytics