Map bindings to traces based on the trace __FILE__ and __LINE__ #203
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Currently, we naively map exception bindings by the exception backtrace's indexes. This doesn't work as the backtraces and the bindings doesn't map one to one and we're most likely to be out of sync in a couple of trace indexes. With this change, I try to be smarter about the binding that corresponds to an exception backtrace index. The `ExceptionMapper` objects tries to map to a binding based on the __FILE__ and __LINE__ of the trace behind that index. It also hides this transformation in an interface similar to an `Array`, so we didn't needed to change much backend code and any frontend code. Right now, if you go and click through all the traces, you get the binding in most of the times. I can imagine we can still be off in exceptions with custom backtraces, but we'll be off only for a couple of bindings and not everything after those special traces. In any case, I think this can fix a lot of the `web-console doesn't work` cases for Rails 5.
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I'll go ahead and merge it for a swift |
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Currently, we naively map exception bindings by the exception
backtrace's indexes. This doesn't work as the backtraces and the
bindings doesn't map one to one and we're most likely to be out of sync
in a couple of trace indexes.
With this change, I try to be smarter about the binding that corresponds
to an exception backtrace index. The
ExceptionMapperobjects tries tomap to a binding based on the FILE and LINE of the trace behind
that index. It also hides this transformation in an interface similar to
an
Array, so we didn't needed to change much backend code and anyfrontend code.
Right now, if you go and click through all the traces, you get the
binding right in most of the times. I can imagine we can still be off in
exceptions with custom backtraces, but we'll be off only for a couple of
bindings and not everything after those special traces.
In any case, I think this can fix a lot of the
web-console doesn't workcases for Rails 5.