Interesting that V8 thinks that `func1` is called `id`. const id = x => x; const func1 = id(() => new Error().stack); const func2 = () => func1(); console.log(func2()); Error at id (tmp.js:2:24) at func2 (tmp.js:3:21) at Object.<anonymous> (tmp.js:4:13)
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Ah nice! I tried to hide one function name from V8 (for an example) and it didn’t make it easy.
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Well... I guess no name is better than a bad name... what's stopping it from identifying it as func1?
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