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Re: Emacs on macOS
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Po Lu |
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Re: Emacs on macOS |
Date: |
Fri, 01 Apr 2022 15:55:05 +0800 |
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Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/28.0.91 (gnu/linux) |
Perry Smith <pedzsan@icloud.com> writes:
> When emacs dies on a Mac (as with any application), a GUI window pops
> up with a place to enter some text and a button that says “Report”.
> When the button is hit, something sends something somewhere but I
> doubt if anything is sent to the emacs-bug list. The window appears
> to have some pretty useful information like stack trace for each
> thread, etc.
>
> The flip side is, report-emacs-bug also has a lot of useful
> information. My question is what is the preferred or most effective
> way to combine these two sources of information? One choice is to
> copy what is in the macOS window and paste it into the email that
> report-emacs-bug creates. Another choice might be to attach a file
> that macOS creates when an application dies but I don’t know where
> that file lives.
When Emacs crashes, it should output a backtrace to stdout. The correct
thing to do is to ignore the contents of any macOS system error dialog,
convert the backtrace to human-readable form, and send that backtrace to
bug-gnu-emacs along with the output of `report-emacs-bug'.
See (emacs)Crashing for more information on how to do this.