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I wrote a simple program and killed it with SIGQUIT with various go versions and captured the backtraces
package main import "time" func main() { time.Sleep(time.Minute) }
With go1.21.4 panic parse works fine backtrace.go1.21.4.log
However with go1.22.5 backtrace.go1.22.5.log and go 1.23.2 backtrace.go.1.23.2.log panicparse does not recognise the backtrace and does nothing.
I think this change in the backtrace is probably the breaking one but I haven't looked in the source yet!
-goroutine 0 [idle]: +goroutine 0 gp=0x4ded80 m=0 mp=0x4df340 [idle]:
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Thanks, indeed. I'll gladly accept PRs or I'll work on this relatively soon.
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Tests started failing in go1.21.
Fails:
go install golang.org/dl/go1.21.13@latest go1.21.13 download go1.21.13 test ./...
Succeeds:
go install golang.org/dl/go1.20.14@latest go1.20.14 download go1.20.14 test ./...
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I wrote a simple program and killed it with SIGQUIT with various go versions and captured the backtraces
With go1.21.4 panic parse works fine backtrace.go1.21.4.log
However with go1.22.5 backtrace.go1.22.5.log and go 1.23.2 backtrace.go.1.23.2.log panicparse does not recognise the backtrace and does nothing.
I think this change in the backtrace is probably the breaking one but I haven't looked in the source yet!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: