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If your program fails in testing, and no-one reads the logs, does it ever get fixed? There is one advantage to not having a top-level catch: if it fails in tes
by marcus_holmes 4y ago
If your program fails in testing, and no-one reads the logs, does it ever get fixed?
There is one advantage to not having a top-level catch: if it fails in testing, it's very obvious immediately.
Though I do agree with you - and this can be done with a feature flag for dev/prod servers.