@witty-crayon-22786 can you point me to where the native engine stack trace is generated, e.g. when a

@rule

results in a Throw? i'm trying to figure out how to add more context to the warning message when sources globs fail to expand and

--glob-expansion-failure=warn

The generation of a "stack trace" only really happens after something has failed currently. You end up with a series of failed

Node

instances in the

Graph

, and then you can

Graph::trace

from a root down to failures.

thanks for the description! i was thinking the only additional context that would really be useful is the target address spec -- i was asking about the trace more in the sense of "how would i get information about the engine execution outside of the current (Snapshot) node"

It's fairly generic. I don't see a good way to get specific context... would need to be generic context

sorry, generic in what sense?

The "trace" facility is generic. It just renders Nodes in the Graph

that makes sense