Closed MasonRemaley closed 5 years ago
I don't ever call start/end with "end" as an argument [...]
This turned out to be false--due to a copy paste error I was calling flame::start("end")
and somehow missed it when searching my code for start("end")
. Fixed that and now everything works as expected.
Sorry for the quick open/self-resolve, but thanks for the great library!
:+1: Glad you got things figured out!
I'm running into an issue where when I call
flame::start("repl")
and then laterflame::end("repl")
from one of my functions, theend
call results in this panic:I don't ever call start/end with "end" as an argument that I know of, unless flamer is doing that for some reason. When I have a few minutes to kill I'm gonna go through my project and comment out all of the start/end calls until I find the minimal repro case, but I figured I'd post here in the meantime in case anyone else has any intuition about what would cause this.