Is error reporting broken?

[hipsterjazzbo]

When some of my code throws an \Error or \Exception, the error I get back includes a "location", but no indication of where the error occurred — no file, or class name, or trace.

Is this by design? Could we do something like this in formatError()?

if (!empty($prev)) {
	if ($prev instanceof ValidationError) {
		$error['validation'] = $prev->getValidatorMessages()->toArray();
	} else if ($prev instanceof \Throwable) {
	    // Throw in the trace so one can know where an exception occurred
            $error['trace'] = explode("\n", $prev->getTraceAsString());
        }
}

That would give us a nicely formatted trace back to where the original \Throwable was thrown, so the error is findable (though it should probably be switched based on env(APP_DEBUG))

[cmizzi]

I tried to manage error handling directly in the package, but https://github.com/webonyx/graphql-php seems to handle it own. I need to read the code/documentation to manage that.

http://webonyx.github.io/graphql-php/error-handling/

[cmizzi]

Sorry for the delay.

Now, we got a real exception handler. It simply manage exception as real exception (thrown from GraphQL) and debug informations if the debug mode is on.