fix(profiling): Handle non frame types in profiler#1965
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We've received report that occasionally, there's `AttributeError` on `f_back`. It's unclear what exactly causes this issue because the source of the frame is from a system libray. This avoids the `AttributeError` by wrapping the line in question with a `try ... except ...`. And whenever it does encounter this error, we should continue with what frames we have.
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We've received report that occasionally, there's
AttributeErroronf_back. It's unclear what exactly causes this issue because the source of the frame is from a system libray. This avoids theAttributeErrorby wrapping the line in question with atry ... except .... And whenever it does encounter this error, we should continue with what frames we have.Closes #1958