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Not like rails-footnotes had it back when I last used it (which is probably 2010 time frame). For me, right now, when I click one of the lines in the Application Trace, it just changes the top box showing the piece of code that failed. Back in 2010, TextMate was the editor a lot of Rails developers used but I used emacs. The links from rails-footnotes had a scheme of something like txtmt: and I had to write things so that that scheme would be sent to Emacs and also Emacs code that knew what to do with it.
1) With projectile-rails, there is projectile-rails-server which displays the server's log in a buffer. The buffer already had buttons to the views and controllers of each action. I added buttons so that any exception stacks also had buttons to open the file and the line number. I submitted a pull request for my changes.
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