Speaking personally, it’s nice to have the option. And just like that everyone waved goodbye to their stack traces. The previously-noisy stack trace output was replaced with a calmer 1-line error summary.
The itch you didn’t know you had until it was scratched.
Stack trace trimming now works for JUnit4.x. The approach I used below is using Environment.StackTrace, wiping unnecessary information from there (external calls - without a line number), and merging with stack trace coming from ex object inside the catch block. Amongst the ‘notable changes’ listed in the announcement was, When lockdown started in Spring 2020, Low stacked up on supplies and had a bunch. the green arrow with bug icon in the picture above. Everything should sound fun and inspiring to listen to all the time. You can obtain information about additional frames in the call stack by creating a new instance. The StackTrace property returns the frames of the call stack that originate at the location where the exception was thrown. Make sure you're actually starting a debug session and not a run session i.e. The stack trace listing provides a way to follow the call stack to the line number in the method where the exception occurs. Post a picture of that page if you're in doubt. Fix this.Ī bit of coding later and surefire version 2.13 was released back in December 2012. Go to Tools -> Options -> Kits -> Kits tab, select a kit you're using and check if the 'Debugger' field in its properties is set. It is too hard to find out what failed at a glance. In a wonderfully terse description of the problem, Issue 936 in surefire’s Jira project explains, Particularly if there were a number of failing tests it became easy to get lost in the noise. Though the information in the stack trace was useful for debugging, stack traces took up rather a lot of space in the console output. maven-failsafe-plugin $ false Īnd now some archaeology… The history behind trimStackTraceīack in the day mvn test and mvn verify would print the stack trace of any test that failed.
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