The revert messages in Solidity (+support in Truffle) definitely helped a lot, but a stack-trace can still be pretty useful a lot of times. Same with the console.log vs. events. It is really annoying not seeing events for reverted transactions. I have never tried actually debugging a transaction directly with Truffle, thanks for the tip.
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The revert messages in Solidity (+support in Truffle) definitely helped a lot, but a stack-trace can still be pretty useful a lot of times. Same with the console.log vs. events. It is really annoying not seeing events for reverted transactions. I have never tried actually debugging a transaction directly with Truffle, thanks for the tip.