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Printing a stack trace in convex runtime

I'm trying to catch an error from a mutation but still log the stack trace. It looks like the

stack

stack

property isn't present on the error object, and

err.trace()

err.trace()

just gets the location of the catch.

    } catch (e) {
      await db.patch(migration._id, { status: 'error', error: e?.toString() })
      console.error(e) // message only (as expected)
      console.trace() // traces to the catch, one line deep
      console.error(e.stack) // empty string
    }

    } catch (e) {
      await db.patch(migration._id, { status: 'error', error: e?.toString() })
      console.error(e) // message only (as expected)
      console.trace() // traces to the catch, one line deep
      console.error(e.stack) // empty string
    }

Printing a stack trace in convex runtime

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