How can I debug log without stack trace, while assert with stack trace (if assert fail)?

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How can I debug log without stack trace, while assert with stack trace (if assert fail)?

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I have some ideas about minimizing the stack trace when using Debug.Log. But i don’t know how to completely disable it.

For example following script will allow you to log with a single line stack trace but it will do it with one update delay.

public class LoggerWithMinimizedStackTrace : MonoBehaviour {
    private Queue<object> _logQueue = new Queue<object>();


    public void Log(object message) {
        _logQueue.Enqueue(message);
        enabled = true;

    }


    void Update() {
        while (_logQueue.Count > 0) {
            Debug.Log(_logQueue.Dequeue());
        }
        enabled = false;
    }
}

You can use Singelton pattern to save yourself from finding instance of this monobehaviour above.