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Add gplog.FatalNoPanicLogStacktrace() #69
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- This function does not call panic() but still
writes the stack trace into the log file, so that
the user has it for debugging purposes even if he
is configured not to print it into the console.
This is the variation of FatalWithNoPanic(),
which also does not call panic(), but swallows the stack trace.
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This function does not call panic() but still writes the stack trace into the log file,
so that the user has it for debugging purposes even if he is configured not to print it into the console.
This is the variation of FatalWithNoPanic(), which also does not call panic(), but swallows the stack trace.