The author writes about the Python exception: "Note that for any sufficiently complex program that invokes many dependencies, this stack trace will be so far down the chain that you may not even see where you’re making the call that causes it."
I never encountered this problem with Python, not even in a project with more than 1 million lines of code. Are there any real examples where a Python stack trace is truncated in such a way?
It almost sounds like his whole reasoning is based on the assumption that he won't be able to understand an error in Python when looking at a stack trace.
I never encountered this problem with Python, not even in a project with more than 1 million lines of code. Are there any real examples where a Python stack trace is truncated in such a way?
It almost sounds like his whole reasoning is based on the assumption that he won't be able to understand an error in Python when looking at a stack trace.