How to get a better stack trace when errors occur in Wordpress

sage
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Hi,

when an error occurs in my Wordpress install, I see something like the following:

Fatal error: Uncaught Symfony\Component\Debug\Exception\FatalThrowableError: syntax error, unexpected ';' in /home/.../wp-content/uploads/cache/3ba2b9e37fdda4ad03bb0fd989a1705775dbe336.php:21 Stack trace: #0 /home/.../wp-content/themes/ambea-2020/vendor/illuminate/view/Engines/CompilerEngine.php(59): Illuminate\View\Engines\PhpEngine->evaluatePath('....', Array) #1 /home/.../wp-content/themes/ambea-2020/vendor/illuminate/view/View.php(142): Illuminate\View\Engines\CompilerEngine->get('...', Array) #2 /home/.../wp-content/themes/ambea-2020/vendor/illuminate/view/View.php(125): Illuminate\View\View->getContents() #3 /home/.../wp-content/themes/ambea-2020/vendor/illuminate/view/View.php(90): Illuminate\View\View->renderContents() #4 /home/.../wp-content/uploads/cache/46d540248560f567295443281ace161bf0e15ca7.php(3): Illuminate\View\View->render in /home/…/wp-content/uploads/cache/3ba2b9e37fdda4ad03bb0fd989a1705775dbe336.php on line 21

Which is not really helpful since it refers to cached files.
Is it possible to enable a better stack trace which actually refers to the actual file template and code line?

Thanks

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Maybe not the exact answer you are looking for but maybe Woops can be of help. How to disable caching of Blade templates on development enviroment?

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