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When given a stack trace in the REPL, the innermost call is displayed on top, and the outermost in the bottom. In error pop-ups in Atom/Juno, this order is reversed, with the innermost call in the bottom. It may seem like a small detail, but frequently confuses me when I’m inspecting the traces.
+1 for using ordering consistent with the REPL. The fact that Juno is backwards has left me in a confused limbo state where I have to stare at any backtrace I see, whether Juno or REPL, for like 5 minutes to make sure I'm actually understanding the order correctly.
When given a stack trace in the REPL, the innermost call is displayed on top, and the outermost in the bottom. In error pop-ups in Atom/Juno, this order is reversed, with the innermost call in the bottom. It may seem like a small detail, but frequently confuses me when I’m inspecting the traces.
Brief discussion in https://discourse.julialang.org/t/stack-trace-reversed-in-juno/5199
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