It costs some "user" time. Maybe not needed on "fast" optimized compilations.
But the resulting traceback includes the lines of the full stack, but only if the file is available. As the -c and $ grumpy "mycode; goees; here" ways does not produce a file, it does not print the traceback of the 1st level.
This should be considered a bug, to be fixed on a new PR
It costs some "user" time. Maybe not needed on "fast" optimized compilations.
But the resulting traceback includes the lines of the full stack, but only if the file is available. As the
-c
and$ grumpy "mycode; goees; here"
ways does not produce a file, it does not print the traceback of the 1st level.This should be considered a bug, to be fixed on a new PR