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Stack trace analyzer

Stack trace analyzer - Easy way to analyze stack traces from any language and sources.

Features

  • Analyze stack traces from clipboard with a single command.
  • Automatically highlights and links file paths and line numbers in stack traces.
  • Supports any programming language as it uses the built-in index.
  • Handles stack traces even if paths partially do not match (e.g., due to CI builds).

Commands

  • Analyze stack from clipboard (Default shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+E)

Commands

Usage

  1. Copy a stack trace to your clipboard.
  2. Run the Analyze stack from clipboard command (or use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+E).
  3. The stack trace will be analyzed and displayed in the panel with clickable file paths and line numbers.

Result

Troubleshooting

If your stack trace is not working, please open an issue on GitHub. Successfully tested on C# and JavaScript projects, but it should work well with any stack traces that contain file paths resembling source code.

License

MIT License