oops: get prefixes to truncate after stripping#23
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When errors are serialized, oops strips any text up to, and including `/src/`. Since this is what shows up in serialized errors, it makes sense that the truncation which is done of stack frames checks whether the file has a prefix based on the stripped file name.
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| // filtered from stacktraces based on the set of values passed by the most recent caller of this function. | ||
| // Note that the file prefix which is evaluated against the set of prefixes provided to this function when an oops |
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Nit: Prefer to put a newline between these lines so they're broken up into separate paragraphs in Godocs.
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When errors are serialized, oops strips any text up to, and including
/src/.Since this is what shows up in serialized errors, it makes sense that the
truncation which is done of stack frames checks whether the file has a prefix
based on the stripped file name.