Enabling Stack Trace in Error Messages

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To enhance user experience and prevent users from being overwhelmed by technical details, stack traces are disabled by default in error messages. Instead of displaying complex error information, a simplified message appears in the dialog. This article will guide you on how to enable the stack trace to display detailed error messages.

Enabling Stack Trace

For those who require more detailed error information, it is possible to enable the stack trace feature. This can be done by modifying the config.json file. To enable the stack trace, set the ShowStackTrace flag to true.

Steps to Enable Stack Trace:

Go to ums site page and open the setting page
select the config.json file from the drop down of the configuration setting page
Change ShowStackTrace value to true.
Save the changes to the config.json file.

Once enabled, the stack trace will be displayed in the error messages, providing more context for troubleshooting.
Disabling the stack trace by default helps maintain a clean and user-friendly interface. However, for advanced users or developers who need deeper insights into errors, enabling the stack trace is a straightforward process.