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2018-08-03
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I understand that this is probably not the correct place to ask, but I couldn't find any existing info, and maybe there is something that could be done with/within Dirac.
Is there any way to increase the number of file path segments shown in a traceback?
In CLJS projects, it's common to have multiple files with the same names but different namespaces. When using source maps, it's kind of annoying having to hover over each core.cljs
to find the top one that belong to your project.
I thought that maybe there's a way to display something like my_ns/core.cljs
, cljs/core.cljs
, re-frame/core.cljs
etc.