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Add custom stacktrace renderer which is length limit aware #7281
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Add custom stacktrace renderer which is length limit aware #7281
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One thing I've considered is retaining some sort of system property / env var to fallback to the built-in JDK exception rendering. Would offer a nice escape hatch to revert to the built-in jdk rendering in case there's any bugs in the code, but downside is it would be hard to know when it would be safe to finally remove.
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