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This is a common scenario for me:
I construct a tree from many different datasets, manipulate, and plot it.
Now let's say, something unexpected happened, that will throw an error during plotting of only one/a subset of datasets (e.g. the dimensions of one of the datasets was larger than expected hence the plot fails).
If there was a way to get the exact path of the failure
dt.map_over_subtree(plot_func, debug=True) -->"An error occured while trying to map function over `sub/tree/path/to/dataset`"
That would speed up finding issues with inhomogeneous data.
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This is a common scenario for me:
I construct a tree from many different datasets, manipulate, and plot it.
Now let's say, something unexpected happened, that will throw an error during plotting of only one/a subset of datasets (e.g. the dimensions of one of the datasets was larger than expected hence the plot fails).
If there was a way to get the exact path of the failure
That would speed up finding issues with inhomogeneous data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: