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Currently, Wasmtime doesn't always print anything to stderr when the guest panics: e.g. when serving incoming HTTP requests, panics are only printed if they happen before a response is sent. If the panic happens after the response headers have been sent, the panic is silently swallowed, and will only show up with the right WASMTIME_LOG incantation.
Benefit
Make guest panics easier to identify and debug.
Implementation
I'm not sure where this needs to be added, unfortunately.
Alternatives
Do nothing.
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Do you have an example to run? Glancing at the logging in wasmtime serve it looks like it's writing everything to stdout/stderr as soon as it gets it, so I'm not immediately sure where the issue might lie.
Feature
Currently, Wasmtime doesn't always print anything to
stderr
when the guest panics: e.g. when serving incoming HTTP requests, panics are only printed if they happen before a response is sent. If the panic happens after the response headers have been sent, the panic is silently swallowed, and will only show up with the rightWASMTIME_LOG
incantation.Benefit
Make guest panics easier to identify and debug.
Implementation
I'm not sure where this needs to be added, unfortunately.
Alternatives
Do nothing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: