Add --native-all flag that also print the stack of non-python threads
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Signed-off-by: Kai Fricke <[email protected]>
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@benfred I'm just going through some of my open PRs, is there any interest in merging this? |
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This would be handy -- running into an issue where we have mixed threads from Python and rust and |
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Are there any plans to merge this in the near future? Just wondering because this would be super useful! |
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Similar to pystack's
--native-all, this PR adds a flag with the same name to also print threads that may have been spawned from native extensions (but don't have an associated python interpreter).Closes #332