sr_stacktrace_to_short_text() uses for Java type the default stacktrace_to_short_text() function which do not normalize frames.
The truncated Java backtrace for 5 top frames can looks like follows:
#1 java.lang.NullPointerException
#2 at WontCatchNullPointerException.die_hard(WontCatchNullPointerException.java:30) [file:/usr/share/java/willcrash/willuncaught.jar]
#3 at WontCatchNullPointerException.die_hard(WontCatchNullPointerException.java:33) [file:/usr/share/java/willcrash/willuncaught.jar]
#4 at WontCatchNullPointerException.die_hard(WontCatchNullPointerException.java:33) [file:/usr/share/java/willcrash/willuncaught.jar]
#5 at WontCatchNullPointerException.die_hard(WontCatchNullPointerException.java:33) [file:/usr/share/java/willcrash/willuncaught.jar]
Some information is not needed in truncated backtrace, for instance file part. We would like to have something like follows:
#1 java.lang.NullPointerException
#2 at WontCatchNullPointerException.die_hard(WontCatchNullPointerException.java:30)
#3 at WontCatchNullPointerException.die_hard(WontCatchNullPointerException.java:33)
#4 at WontCatchNullPointerException.die_hard(WontCatchNullPointerException.java:33)
#5 at WontCatchNullPointerException.die_hard(WontCatchNullPointerException.java:33)
sr_stacktrace_to_short_text() uses for Java type the default stacktrace_to_short_text() function which do not normalize frames.
The truncated Java backtrace for 5 top frames can looks like follows:
Some information is not needed in truncated backtrace, for instance file part. We would like to have something like follows: