Yes, Engines are considered part of the framework level rather than the application level. If I developed an engine and released it as a gem, you wouldn't want my lines littering your application stack trace, right?
Cheers,
Andy
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andyjeffries.co.uk +44 7939 164853 @andyjeffries fb.com/andyjeffriesOn 7 July 2014 12:04, David Morales <davidmoralesmojica@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm developing a Rails engine, and when debugging an error through the default Rails error page, I find that the Application trace shows nothing, while Framework trace and Full trace show the trace.--Is this intended for an engine?
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