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Oh I didn't know there is extended Display wow :D Ok that solves it yeah, thanks!

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Hi @FlixCoder and thanks for your issue, glad you like error-stack! 🙂

The behavior you described is expected behavior. To Display an error, error-stack uses the same behavior as anyhow:

• Display only prints the latest context/error: println!("Error: {err}") will print "Error: Error B"
• extended Display prints all contexts: println!("Error: {err:#}") will print "Error: Error B: Error A"
• Debug prints the full stack of errors: println!("Error: {err:?}") will print

   Error: Error B
   ├╴ main.rs:18:25
   │
   ╰─▶ Error A
       ├╴ main.rs:23:5
       ╰╴ backtrace with 15 frames (1)
  
   ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
  
   backtrace no. 1
   [redacted]
  

Does this solve your issue?

I attach information like result.attach(Retryable::Yes)

That's a really cool way to utilize attachments! 🎉

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It would be cool if there were a a pretty printed version of the the extended version. In contrast to Debug it shouldn't include the locations and backtrace as it is to much Information for an user.

The example from the README could look like this:

could not parse configuration file
├╴could not read file "test.txt"
├╴1 additional opaque attachment
│
╰─▶ No such file or directory (os error 2)

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