Make error output collapsed by default (Was: Ugly output when clicking `Stop Cell Execution`)
See original GitHub issueTesting https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/133905
- Put a breakpoint
- Start debugging
- Click the stop button
Stop Cell Execution
The cell output will contain a pretty large scary KeyboardInterrupt message.
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Meaning just collapse the output container? @DavidKutu I don’t see how that fixes #7696
I think errors coming from my code are pretty relevant, but an error from an interrupt is not very interesting
Like I think that just using a shorter line limit for this particular error would help, so the library frames get truncated off the end, but not sure where that logic would happen.