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Summary: All component stacks now use the native JS Error stack frame format which gets properly symbolicated. This removes the legacy/stack distinction since the legacy format (custom React string format) is no longer used. After this change, all component stacks will be symbolicated, improving the debugging experience. Reviewed By: vzaidman Differential Revision: D90888223
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Summary: All component stacks now use the native JS Error stack frame format which gets properly symbolicated. This removes the legacy/stack distinction since the legacy format (custom React string format) is no longer used. After this change, all component stacks will be symbolicated, improving the debugging experience. Reviewed By: vzaidman Differential Revision: D90888223
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Summary: All component stacks now use the native JS Error stack frame format which gets properly symbolicated. This removes the legacy/stack distinction since the legacy format (custom React string format) is no longer used. After this change, all component stacks will be symbolicated, improving the debugging experience. Reviewed By: vzaidman Differential Revision: D90888223
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Summary: All component stacks now use the native JS Error stack frame format which gets properly symbolicated. This removes the legacy/stack distinction since the legacy format (custom React string format) is no longer used. After this change, all component stacks will be symbolicated, improving the debugging experience. Reviewed By: vzaidman Differential Revision: D90888223
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Summary: All component stacks now use the native JS Error stack frame format which gets properly symbolicated. This removes the legacy/stack distinction since the legacy format (custom React string format) is no longer used. After this change, all component stacks will be symbolicated, improving the debugging experience. Reviewed By: vzaidman Differential Revision: D90888223
Summary: Remove tests that only test legacy component stack behavior. The 'stack' tests provide equivalent coverage for all scenarios. Legacy component stacks used a custom React string format (`\n in ComponentName (at filename.js:123)`) that was not symbolicated. The modern 'stack' format uses native JS Error stack frames that get properly symbolicated. This is the first step in removing `componentStackType` from LogBox entirely. The legacy parsing logic will be removed in a follow-up diff. Reviewed By: vzaidman Differential Revision: D90888272
Summary: All component stacks now use the native JS Error stack frame format which gets properly symbolicated. This removes the legacy/stack distinction since the legacy format (custom React string format) is no longer used. After this change, all component stacks will be symbolicated, improving the debugging experience. Reviewed By: vzaidman, javache Differential Revision: D90888223
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Summary: All component stacks now use the native JS Error stack frame format which gets properly symbolicated. This removes the legacy/stack distinction since the legacy format (custom React string format) is no longer used. After this change, all component stacks will be symbolicated, improving the debugging experience. Reviewed By: vzaidman, javache Differential Revision: D90888223
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Summary:
All component stacks now use the native JS Error stack frame format which gets properly symbolicated. This removes the legacy/stack distinction since the legacy format (custom React string format) is no longer used.
After this change, all component stacks will be symbolicated, improving the debugging experience.
Reviewed By: vzaidman
Differential Revision: D90888223