Suppress C++ stacktrace on XLA_CHECK*() calls.#9448
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This PR improves error messages in PyTorch/XLA by suppressing the display of C++ stack traces during XLA check failures, making them more user-friendly. Currently, when
XLA_CHECK*()fails, the resulting error output includes a lengthy and verbose C++ stacktrace. While these can be useful for deep-dive debugging by developers, they often add noise for end-users.Key Changes:
XLA_CHECK*()failuresXLA_SHOW_CPP_ERROR_CONTEXT=1XlaCoordinatorto use status types. #9386Before:
After: