symbolizer: Stop using llvm-symbolizer if it crashes#5361
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Adds a new test for llvm-symbolizer successfully symbolizing a normal stack trace and one for frames that return multiple frames. Also refactors the crashing mock to more closely match a real crashing llvm-symbolizer i.e. succeeding for the first frame but crashing when symbolizing the second line.
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@dylanjew : PTAL! |
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@ViniciustCosta : PTAL! |
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@ViniciustCosta friendly ping? |
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Changes LLVMSymbolizer.symbolize() to return early if it previously raised an error. This avoids trying to use the crashed symbolizer for every new frame which is currently causing a lot of error logs.
Also changes the error message to include the last successfully symbolized frame.