On Wed, Mar 13, 2024 at 7:50 PM Peter Eisentraut <peter@eisentraut.org> wrote:
>
> > I think it all depends on how close we consider
> > backtrace_on_internal_error and backtrace_functions. While they
> > obviously have similar functionality, I feel like
> > backtrace_on_internal_error is probably a function that we'd want to
> > turn on by default in the future. While backtrace_functions seems like
> > it's mostly useful for developers. (i.e. the current grouping of
> > backtrace_on_internal_error under DEVELOPER_OPTIONS seems wrong to me)
>
> Hence the idea
>
> backtrace_on_error = {all|internal|none}
>
> which could default to 'internal'.
So, are you suggesting to just have backtrace_on_error =
{all|internal|none} leaving backtrace_functions_min_level aside?
In that case, I'd like to understand how backtrace_on_error and
backtrace_functions interact with each other? Does one need to set
backtrace_on_error = all to get backtrace of functions specified in
backtrace_functions?
What must be the behaviour of backtrace_on_error = all?
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