Try to debug this code:

<?php

function a() {
b();
}

function b() {
c();
}

function c() {
throw new \Exception();
}

try {
a();
} catch (\Exception $e) {
xdebug_break();
}

Open this code in IDE, i.e. PhpStorm put breakpoint to xdebug_break(); statement, and run script. On script breaks, try to look to stacktrace. You will see only main() call (see attached screenshot). But real stacktrace is:

• xdebug_trace.php:16 (call to function a)
• xdebug_trace.php:4 (call to function b)
• xdebug_trace.php:8 (call to function c)
• xdebug_trace.php:12 (throwing new exception in function c)
• xdebug)trace.php:18 (catching thac exception)

It would be great improvement, if caught stacktrace be closer to real stack trace