[XLA] Enhance XlaBuilder::ReportError to include Python source location.#42579
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[XLA] Enhance XlaBuilder::ReportError to include Python source location.#42579copybara-service[bot] wants to merge 1 commit into
XlaBuilder::ReportError to include Python source location.#42579copybara-service[bot] wants to merge 1 commit into
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…tion. When an error is reported via `XlaBuilder::ReportError`, append the Python source file and line number from the current `OpMetadata` (either persistent or one-shot) to the error message. This provides more context for debugging errors originating from Python code. PiperOrigin-RevId: 915106161
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[XLA] Enhance
XlaBuilder::ReportErrorto include Python source location.When an error is reported via
XlaBuilder::ReportError, append the Python source file and line number from the currentOpMetadata(either persistent or one-shot) to the error message. This provides more context for debugging errors originating from Python code.