To me, knowing the location and file during the scanning of the inspect output on stdout/logs is a crucial feature, and in addition to how easy it's to just type i(). But people can still use the IO.inspect/2 and their variants without bother to bring another dependency (note, a development time dependency) at their own will.
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Always appreciate new projects and ideas! Am I right that IO.inspect(binding()) gives you almost the same without an extra dependency?
To me, knowing the location and file during the scanning of the inspect output on stdout/logs is a crucial feature, and in addition to how easy it's to just type
i(). But people can still use theIO.inspect/2and their variants without bother to bring another dependency (note, a development time dependency) at their own will.