> In my experience, the panic is most likely because someone accessed a nil field when adapting some data. Nothing is corrupt, we just threw an exception in a m

> In my experience, the panic is most likely because someone accessed a nil field when adapting some data. Nothing is corrupt, we just threw an exception in a mundane way. Even more so if a database is involved (which is generally the case), because odds are the transaction just gets rolled back and there's basically nothing that could be corrupted.