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They are right. In real life triggering a panic means your service stops, which could mean just a dns resolver or a big part of the system. So yeah it should r
by raverbashing 2y ago
They are right. In real life triggering a panic means your service stops, which could mean just a dns resolver or a big part of the system.
So yeah it should return whatever it can (or an error code) without crashing