Standard title for Python crashes could be more specific
Bug #681574 reported by
Matt Zimmerman
This bug affects 1 person
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apport (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
If a Python crash occurs at top level, the generated bug title is a bit cryptic, something like "foo crashed with ImportError in <module>()". This doesn't say in which module the crash occurred, and makes all such bugs look alike.
If the crash occurs at the top level in the main program, it should simply be "foo crashed with ImportError"
If the crash occurs at the top level in a module, it should say "foo crashed with ImportError in /usr/share/
It would also be nice to include the exception text in the report, e.g. "foo crashed with ImportError: No module named nonexistent"
Related branches
lp:~mdz/apport/681574-improve-python-titles
- Apport upstream developers: Pending requested
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Diff: 96 lines (+55/-7)1 file modifiedapport/report.py (+55/-7)
Changed in apport: | |
importance: | Undecided → Wishlist |
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Thank you Matt, nice improvement! I merged this into trunk.