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Adding deep CLI formatter #50
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This is great! I think it will make a nice addition. One quick question though: would this not make more sense being a part of the existing formatter, with a constructor flag for turning it on/off? |
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it would, of course. duh 😅 |
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Many times, only knowing the most recent exception is not enough.
I've created a deep formatter for CLI uses that shows the previous exceptions on the stack, and has a simplified text.