Ildar Sagdejev

Perhaps it would make sense to make backtrace support optional, and print a message suggesting to install `libexecinfo` to get support if you don't have it.

The [littermap-aws-backend](https://github.com/littermap/littermap-aws-backend) project has a lambda written in C++ that deploys with SAM. See: [Building and deploying native binary lambda functions](https://github.com/littermap/littermap-aws-backend/tree/ed803ad675da25ed75e8b81d87e05389732bfbc4#building-and-deploying-native-binary-lambda-functions)

Are you trying to set up a lambda function that can build C++ code?

It seems like with `g++ -L/opt/gpp3/usr/lib64 -lc_nonshared` it should find `/opt/gpp3/usr/lib64/libc_nonshared.a`, because it's `-L -l` to find `lib.a` in ``.

The logs look like three successful invocations (the first one being a cold start) that each complete in about 70 seconds and return.

Beaker Browser exposes this functionality as the swarm debugger (https://github.com/beakerbrowser/beaker/pull/467): `beaker://swarm-debugger/40a7f6b6147ae695bcbcff432f684c7bb5291ea339c28c1755896cdeb80bd2f9/`

That might prove to be difficult. The [diff](https://github.com/avh4/elm-format/pull/289/files) for this change is pretty significant.

@geraldoquagliato, try this [fork](https://github.com/specious/elm-format/tree/tabsize). Build it from source and use `--tabsize`.

I merged in changes from origin/master at d8e6435d20500e92bd6152aec81eaef5a2ab25eb: b0d99a5c3eca3833932472ed65793f2dcb27e157 The unit and integration tests are passing and everything looked good to me after I ran it on a few Elm...

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