Agreed the amount of stuff showing in stack traces can be annoying - but it does depend on language.
I agree 100% in javascript/typescript its annoying, and I would love to get rid of them, In go however, there isn't an extra stack frame. Nor in C# thinking about it.
The config file of functions to trace is a really interesting idea. How would you handle wanting to add data to the spans from inside those functions though? e.g. I want to add all kinds of props to the spans that can't be known except inside the function executing.
I agree 100% in javascript/typescript its annoying, and I would love to get rid of them, In go however, there isn't an extra stack frame. Nor in C# thinking about it.
The config file of functions to trace is a really interesting idea. How would you handle wanting to add data to the spans from inside those functions though? e.g. I want to add all kinds of props to the spans that can't be known except inside the function executing.