Show the full chain of exceptions and backtraces if it's available #421
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Starting from ruby 2.1 we can display the full chain of raised exceptions with help of `Exception#cause`. It is very useful for some cases when a piece of code rescue from one exception just to add additional info and raise another exception.
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This would be really useful. Any chance it can be merged? |
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Starting from ruby 2.1 we can display the full chain of raised
exceptions with help of
Exception#cause. It is very useful for somecases when a piece of code rescue from one exception just to add
additional info and raise another exception.