Previously we were generating the expected backtrace-related strings from scratch, but that was (a) quite complicated; and (b) suffered from Ruby version differences. Now we're using strings obtained directly from a Ruby backtrace which is a lot simpler and avoids the Ruby version differences.
Previously we were generating the expected backtrace-related strings from scratch, but that was (a) quite complicated; and (b) suffered from Ruby version differences. Now we're using strings obtained directly from a Ruby backtrace which is a lot simpler and avoids the Ruby version differences.