[vlovich123]

Semantic backtraces should be visible to the system administrator. In a DevOps shop, that's your developer, not your end user. This mentality works for application software the end user is running on their own hardware. Showing backtraces to users external to your system administrator is generally not desirable - you don't want to leak implementation details because they may reveal proprietary intellectual property or they may reveal internal details that can be used to compromise your security. User-facing errors where you're running software in a managed environment are typically carefully managed as explicit carveouts in terms of what information they will reveal.

Also, most users are non-technical. So semantic backtraces that are visible only end up helping a small, more technical subset of your customer base (even if your customer base is developers in my experience). You do want to be able to have a way to link a semantic backtrace to a specific error instance that a customer observed though.