[question] Traceback UI about logfire

[alexmojaki]

It's _exc_info. All 'special' keyword arguments have a leading underscore to distinguish them from attributes. Maybe we should emit a warning when someone passes an attribute that looks like it was meant to be a special keyword arg.

You can also just do this:

try:
   ...
except Exception:
   logfire.exception("My error log")

logfire.exception("My error log") is equivalent to logfire.error("My error log", _exc_info=True) and _exc_info=True gets the currently handled exception so you don't have to pass it.

[elisalimli]

It's _exc_info. All 'special' keyword arguments have a leading underscore to distinguish them from attributes. Maybe we should emit a warning when someone passes an attribute that looks like it was meant to be a special keyword arg.

You can also just do this:

try:
   ...
except Exception:
   logfire.exception("My error log")

logfire.exception("My error log") is equivalent to logfire.error("My error log", _exc_info=True) and _exc_info=True gets the currently handled exception so you don't have to pass it.

Right, now it renders properly. Thanks!