spacekookie
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6 years ago That isn't really the scope of human-panic and, if it were implemented at all, would be more suited for the rust compiler itself.
Realistically human-panic just makes panic events nicer for end users who don't actually care about debugging the applications with RUST_BACKTRACE and expect errors to be slightly nicer than a cryptic text about crashing.
When you're developing an application it's much easier just to set RUST_BACKTRACE as an env variable and let it crash to see the backtrace instead of getting a pretty text, then having to look up the cause in the logs.
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Hey guys. I'm currently develop an idea for a crate which possibly fit in you environment. As I'm less experienced rust developer, it often happens to me that i search certain Error messages which i don't understand or kind of errors where i need some examples to understand the true purpose of the function. So my idea is to write a crate to search after the error und list possible solutions by showing the links. It doesn't need necessarily a link to stackoverflow, instead it can be modular and e.g. search on rust docs and so on.
What do you think?