Allow customzing css classes for the ErrorsViewStackTracePrinter

[codeconsole]

<g:renderException exception="${exception}" detailsClass="alert alert-danger" stackClass="bg-body-secondary" snippetClass="bg-body-secondary snippet" lineErrorClass="bg-danger" />

[matrei]

You want to add features to the 6.2.x branch?
I'm not sure "this is the way".

[matrei]

Using Groovy default params on overridden/implemented methods makes the code hard to follow. Can we use:

@Override
String prettyPrint(Throwable t) {
    prettyPrint(t, [:])
}

String prettyPrint(Throwable t, Map attrs) {
    
}

(or change the interface to include both versions)

[matrei]

Using Groovy default params on overridden/implemented methods makes the code hard to follow. Can we use:

@Override
String prettyPrintCodeSnippet(Throwable t) {
    prettyPrintCodeSnippet(t, [:])
}

String prettyPrintCodeSnippet(Throwable t, Map attrs) {
    
}

(or change the interface to include both versions)

[codeconsole]

You want to add features to the 6.2.x branch? I'm not sure "this is the way".

Norgifn breaking here. Does overloading a method really warrant going from 6.2.0 to 6.3.0 if the previous method still exits and works the same as before?

[matrei]

Norgifn breaking here.

You don't know that until it's too late.
Why is this important to get this into Grails 6?

[codeconsole]

You don't know that until it's too late. Why is this important to get this into Grails 6?

It's not critical, but I am trying to overhaul the css in Grails 7 and the only efficient way of me doing it is against live code in Grails 6. I am trying to stay productive and utilize my time as efficiently as possible.

All we are doing here is allowing the default css classes to be substituted. Otherwise the same behavior is persisted with no changes.

This is easily tested by just throwing an exception and viewing the error page which I currently am doing locally.