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I might be wrong but I thought this was already the default for Node?
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The default is 984kB and I think is half of that if you're on 32bit. On PowerShell, you can see by running the command:
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Hm, I checked VS Code and it told me that was still the default:
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Interesting, I don't know much about the
ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODEflag but seems like is avoiding running the electron environment. Could that be a difference?Do you know of another method that caused the stack trace to be processed on VSCode better?