Edit: It’s not answer for your question but it can help you with finding your implementation. Actually, you should use your IDE to locate your classes.
That is stack trace. You can get stack trace with throwing an error.
Just put try-catch clause anywhere in the code like that:
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Edit: It’s not answer for your question but it can help you with finding your implementation. Actually, you should use your IDE to locate your classes.
That is stack trace. You can get stack trace with throwing an error.
Just put try-catch clause anywhere in the code like that:
You can improve that by writing extension:
And you can get it by importing extenstion and just print it like that:
But in this case you will get path to your extension as a first path
Add this package:
Example: