So coming from java and PHP, I am used to much more useful stack traces that not only tell you what line of what file something occurred on, but also the calling context of your code.
For example
GraphQLError Cannot read property 'geoPoint' of null
src/datasources/BusinessSource.js:206:41 BusinessSource.<anonymous>
src/datasources/BusinessSource.js:16:58 fulfilled
internal/process/next_tick.js:228:7 process._tickDomainCallback
So basically the first line of the stack trace is the only one with real value, it's my code with the error.
The second line is transpiled async / await promise machinery (coming from Typescript), and the third line is internal