Adam Langbert

Turns out things like unhandled promise rejections won't be timestamped, but as long as you actually catch errors the timestamp works properly.

I closed this too quickly. Should have done more testing, sorry. It looks like only caught errors are timestamped, any other error isn't. Is that intended?

For example: ``` var promise = new Promise(function(resolve, reject) { if (false) { } else { reject(Error("It broke")); } }); promise.then().catch(console.error); ``` In my error log I'll get an entry...

Yep, after setting `exec_mode` to `"fork"` the logging/timestamps work as expected. Thanks.

This is the custom module I'm using to only display my `uv` python for a given project: ```toml [custom.uv_python] command = 'uv python find --show-version' detect_files = ['.python-version', 'pyproject.toml', 'uv.lock']...

I'd love for this to be implemented as well. Before moving to backrest, my backup script looked like: ```sh restic backup /path restic forget --prune --keep-within 1m restic check ```...